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q4rescue
A live linux Rescue toolkit/Emergency OS - based on q4os Trinity
A live linux system rescue toolkit based on q4os Trinity available as a bootable iso for administrating, repairing and cloning/restoring your system and data. Check wiki for full description : https://sourceforge.net/p/q4rescue/wiki/ Main tools: -Foxclone -Rescuezilla -Clonezilla -DDrescue-gui -qtfsarchiver -G4L -Apart -Testdisk -Photorec -Boot Repair -WoeUSB -Q4OS imager -UNetbootin -usbimager -Kdirstats -Kdiskmark -Rclone & Rclone... -
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LSJ-BADA-BACKUP-TOOL
Debian OS backup & installer. A lightweight Penguin Eggs alternative.
...It seamlessly combines the backup and install processes, allowing you to capture the exact state of your current OS—including custom kernel modules, hardware drivers, and local server environments (DB, WEB, WAS)—and install it perfectly onto a new system. Designed for developers and Linux enthusiasts who build custom OS environments, it ensures your hard-earned configurations are safely preserved and easily deployable without unnecessary bloat. -
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Blue Print
Blue Print is a remote access, cross-platform hex editor/data analyzer
WeLees BluePrint(hereafter referred to as WBP) is a hexadecimal editor based on a Web front-end. Its back-end works on Windows, Linux and OSX platforms, and the Web-based front-end runs on any browser. Users can start the back-end of WBP on PC/server/NAS/smart device(hereinafter referred to as the host) which has network connection, and perform graphical editing & analysis on data of the host in a browser on any other machine regardless of whether the host has local graphics module or not. ...
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