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Hi, I have installed RHEL5 in My Pc. Is it possible to create Recovery Disc's for my Loaded OS? If Yes, are there any tools to create Recovery Discs or ...
  1. 08-13-2010 #1
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    can we make Recovery Disc for Preloaded Linux OS?

    Hi,

    I have installed RHEL5 in My Pc. Is it possible to create Recovery Disc's for my Loaded OS?

    If Yes, are there any tools to create Recovery Discs or any other methods?

    Thanks in advance.
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    I can't understand your question. Are you looking for something like SystemRescueCd ?
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    not system rescue Disc.
    I was asking recovery Cd , usually for windows we create recovery Disc's using Ghost in that same manner.
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    Clonezilla, FSArchiver, PartClone, and PartImage can create full system backups/images easily enough and they all work pretty well, although each has its own pros and cons. I'm currently using FSArchiver with complete success.
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