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28-Apr-2005, 02:15 PM #1
imaging hard drives in Ubuntu
Can anyone give me any information about imaging drives in Linux? I'm running Hoary dist of Ubuntu. Is imaging in Linux just like imaging in Windows? Can I setup a program to image the entire hard drive, and how easy is it?


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28-Apr-2005, 05:11 PM #2
DAR is probably the best out there for imaging. you can use it with a nice front end script called sarab Http://sarab.sf.net that will perform the backup of what you want and only what you want. As well you can do grandfather father son etc type backups
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