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tassadarlinux
2013-07-10
2013-07-11

  • tassadarlinux

    tassadarlinux - 2013-07-10

    Hi all,

    I have been using linux (Kubuntu x64 to be exact) for a
    few months and I use an bootable Clonezilla USB drive to make and
    recover images of the system, and works great.

    Now I want to make in
    the hard drive a recovery partition that will allow me to press a key or
    something similar when booting the computer and then go to a recovery
    option with what I can restore the computer to the default state.

    I
    need all to be in the internal hard drive, not on a USB drive, and I
    need the recovery process to be easy to use (I don't wan't to have to
    select partitions or other options).

    Mainly, I understand that making
    this can be a bit difficult, but I don't mind, the question is that the
    result, i mean, the recovery option must be simple and easy to use.

    Anyone knows how could I do this?

    Many thanks in advance

     

    • Steven Shiau

      Steven Shiau - 2013-07-11

      You can refer to this doc:
      http://clonezilla.org/livehd.php

      Steven.

      On 07/10/2013 03:44 PM, tassadarlinux wrote:

      Hi all,

      I have been using linux (Kubuntu x64 to be exact) for a
      few months and I use an bootable Clonezilla USB drive to make and
      recover images of the system, and works great.

      Now I want to make in
      the hard drive a recovery partition that will allow me to press a key or
      something similar when booting the computer and then go to a recovery
      option with what I can restore the computer to the default state.

      I
      need all to be in the internal hard drive, not on a USB drive, and I
      need the recovery process to be easy to use (I don't wan't to have to
      select partitions or other options).

      Mainly, I understand that making
      this can be a bit difficult, but I don't mind, the question is that the
      result, i mean, the recovery option must be simple and easy to use.

      Anyone knows how could I do this?

      Many thanks in advance

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  • Steven Shiau

    Steven Shiau - 2013-07-11

    You can refer to this doc:
    http://clonezilla.org/livehd.php

    Steven.

     

    • tassadarlinux

      tassadarlinux - 2013-07-11

      Many many thanks, steven,

      I asked this same in other forums and I've get some interesting answers. Now I think the most adviceable way is just installing clonezilla in other partition and enable a option to boot from it in order to restore system using an automated script

      I'm sure your answer is goint to be really usefull to me, I will work on it as soon as i'll have some free time for it

      Many thanks!!

      Tassadar

       

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