Re: Disk image creation

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Date: Tue, 07 Feb 2006 23:20:28 GMT

What is the best way to create a linux disk (hard disk) image so that
it can be fully restored in case of an emergency? We are running
Asterisk (an open source PABX) and would like to be able to fully
backup the entire drive and restore it should disaster strikes. Thanks
in advance for any help and advice.

would norton ghost do this?

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