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When i install Ubuntu, it's starting programs, and all of it's defaults is great, but I do a lot of configuring to get it the way I want, is there ...
- 01-01-2010 #1Just Joined!
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Ok, is there a way to backup all of my Ubuntu configurations, and installs.
When i install Ubuntu, it's starting programs, and all of it's defaults is great, but I do a lot of configuring to get it the way I want, is there a way to save all the configurations, settings, and all the updates.
- 01-01-2010 #2forum.guy
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Welcome to the forums!
There are number of different backup type programs that you can use.
I personally like to create images of my partitions right after a fresh install and all is configured. If something should break, it only takes a few minutes to restore the images and be right back to where I started:
Drive Imaging | Linux App Finder
Clonezilla is one of several options for doing that.
You can find other backup/recovery options here:
Backup & Recovery | Linux App Finder
Maybe some of the others here will have other suggestions for you.oz
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- 01-01-2010 #3Super Moderator
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Happy New Year !
I prefer PartImage for disk cloning. It creates compressed, bootable images.It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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