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    BakAndImgCD

    LiveCD for data backup and disk imaging

    BakAndImgCD is a small Linux-based operating system, which has been designed to perform the following two tasks: data backup and disk imaging. The 4MLinux Backup Scripts make use of FSArchiver, GNU ddrescue, Partclone, Partimage, rsync, and other utilities. The output files (archives and images) can be optionally compressed and sent to a remote sever (using Ethernet, WiFi, PPP or PPPoE). BakAndImgCD is fully compatible with UNetbootin, which can be used to create an easy-to-use live USB.
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    QFSViewer

    QFSViewer

    QFSViewer is a small tool to view system raw image files.

    QFSViewer is a small tool for developers to view the contents of various file system raw image files, which does not rely on the operating system mounting, does not require permission requests, and is completed entirely within the software application. Based on this feature, the tool can easily run on windows/linux/macos.
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    ODIN (Open Disk Imager in a Nutshell)

    Disk Imaging and Backup Utility

    A utility for easy backup of hard drive volumes under Windows. A disk image can be created or restored. Only used clusters can be backed up, compression on the fly is possible. For more information see project web site (Summary / Web Site).
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    UberImaging centrally controls the disk imaging process of many nodes on a network. Clients booted via PXE are served a small initrd image containing udpcast, a client module, and other tools allowing clients to be remotely controlled by a portable GUI.
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    Rescuezilla

    Rescuezilla

    The Swiss Army Knife of System Recovery

    Rescuezilla is an easy-to-use disk cloning and imaging application that's fully compatible with Clonezilla — the industry-standard trusted by tens of millions. Yes, Rescuezilla is the Clonezilla GUI (graphical user interface) that you might have been looking for. **See: https://rescuezilla.com/ for download links** **NEW** Weekly rolling release downloads: https://github.com/rescuezilla/rescuezilla/releases Rescuezilla is a fork of Redo Backup and Recovery (now called Redo...
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