Re: to clone or not to clone that is the question

From: Dexter Ang (thepoch_at_mydestiny.net)
Date: 07/31/04

  • Next message: Olga: "possible SMTP attack"
    Date: Sun, 01 Aug 2004 02:25:28 +0800
    To: For users of Fedora Core releases <fedora-list@redhat.com>
    
    

    john brennan-sardou wrote:
    > hello everybody,
    > here is my question for the day. Being sick and tired of windows but forced
    > every now and then to use it, I have always put my faith in Ghost and it does
    > seem to save those really awful moments in ones computor life. Is there a
    > program under linux with which I can do the same thing? In other words can I
    > clone linux onto a DVD or not?
    > Thanks for everything,
    > John Brennan-Sardou

    Clone or backup to a DVD? I've just cloned 20 harddrives using g4u
    (Ghost 4 Unix) this past few days. Dumped the entire harddrive data to
    an internal ftp server. Then restored the image to all 20 harddrives. Of
    course, you need a separate computer with g4u.

    If it's backing up your data that you want, look for other solutions
    that can backup your data incrementally and restore them as well. I
    think mondo rescue is recommended for this. I'm sure there are other
    solutions as well.

    Just wondering... is Ghost able to dump an image of the harddrive
    straight onto a DVD?

    dex

    -- 
    fedora-list mailing list
    fedora-list@redhat.com
    To unsubscribe: http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
    

  • Next message: Olga: "possible SMTP attack"

    Relevant Pages

    • Re: Norton Ghost 9.0
      ... Ghost recovery floppy with Ghost on it, a bootable Ghost Image DVD/CD, ... The image I use to restore will usually be the latest one, ... From DVD I just put the first DVD of a Ghost bootable DVD ... I run a separate restore using another data backup program to update ...
      (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
    • Re: Bootable drive image on DVD?
      ... it to DVD, and ideally make the DVD bootable, so if it happens again I can simply pop the disk in the drive, leave it for an hour or so, and come back to a restored version of my current system. ... A restore of an OS partition would only take a few minutes, takes about 3 minutes to restore my OS partition anyway. ... Does anyone have any advice of software which will do the above, or if True Image and/or Ghost will? ... I tend to boot off CD, make an image on a spare drive somewhere, then if I need to restore boot off CD again and restore the image. ...
      (uk.comp.homebuilt)
    • Re: backup the whole pc
      ... > so if something happes I can restore all programs, data, settings ... > something like an image to boot from some dvd and restore the ... What you need is an image program that supports images to DVD. ... Symantec Norton Ghost current versions are Ghost Version 9 and Ghost 2003. ...
      (microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support)
    • Re: Bootable drive image on DVD?
      ... it to DVD, and ideally make the DVD bootable, so if it happens again I can simply pop the disk in the drive, leave it for an hour or so, and come back to a restored version of my current system. ... A restore of an OS partition would only take a few minutes, takes about 3 minutes to restore my OS partition anyway. ... Does anyone have any advice of software which will do the above, or if True Image and/or Ghost will? ... I've not tried writing an image to the same disc, but I don't see why you couldn't do that, or just insert a disc containing your image after you've loaded the imaging program. ...
      (uk.comp.homebuilt)
    • Re: norton ghost 2003 restoring automatically
      ... > My idea was to make an image file of the hard disk on a DVD so that, ... > boot the computer and restore the notebook. ... > Making the image was no problem, but automating the restore A BIG ... > I know that Ghost 2003 is making a Virtual Partition. ...
      (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)