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bgrescue-8.1.1-src.zip | 2020-11-18 | 32.2 MB | |
bgrescue-8.1.1.iso.zip | 2020-11-18 | 32.0 MB | |
bgrescue-8.1.1.iso.xz | 2020-11-18 | 16.0 MB | |
changelog.txt | 2020-11-18 | 99.6 kB |
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sha1sums.txt | 2020-11-18 | 368 Bytes |
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README.txt | 2020-11-18 | 2.6 kB |
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Totals: 6 Items | 80.3 MB | 0 |
BG-Rescue Linux Version: 8.1.1 - Released: 2020/11/18 BG-Rescue Linux is a very small Linux distribution (download-size < 20MB) which is intended mainly for rescue purposes. The system runs entirely in ram and can be booted either from usb-stick or cdrom. It can be booted either on BIOS or UEFI hardware. Besides i386 it also includes a 64bit Linux kernel generating the possibility to chroot into a 64bit (amd64) userspace environment. The system can serve as a full rescue / backup / restore system for Linux or Windows based computers or to facilitate the installation of a recent Debian oder Ubuntu Linux via debootstrap. All the relevant major filesystems and many network cards are supported as well as mounting samba (cifs) and nfs shares over network. A wide range of disk- and filesystem utilities as well as strong compression tools are integrated, including a 64bit version of lrzip. A graphical frontend (ytree) is also included. Installation on a usb-stick (or sd-card) Please replace X.Y.Z with the current version number (eg: 8.1.1)... You can use BG-Rescue Linux to boot from a usb-Stick or a sd-card if your system supports it. During the installation process ALL DATA on the usb-stick will be erased. Under Windows: Download and unpack bgrescue-X.Y.Z.iso.xz using 7-zip (alternatively download and unzip bgrescue-X.Y.Z.iso.zip) Flash bgrescue-X.Y.Z.iso to your usb-stick using Win32 Disk Imager On the first boot you are given the opportunity to expand the image to fill the whole usb-stick. Under Linux: Download bgrescue-X.Y.Z.iso.xz Flash your usb-stick using: xzcat bgrescue-X.Y.Z.iso.xz | sudo dd of=/dev/sdX bs=1M Please be sure to use the right device-name pointing to your stick (eg /dev/sdc). If you provide a wrong name all data on your harddisk may be destroyed. On the first boot you are given the opportunity to expand the image to fill the whole usb-stick. Under MacOS: Download and unpack bgrescue-X.Y.Z.iso.xz using The Unarchiver (alternatively download and unzip bgrescue-X.Y.Z.iso.zip) Flash your usb-stick using: sudo dd if=bgrescue-X.Y.Z.iso of=/dev/diskX bs=1m Please be sure to use the right device-name pointing to your stick (eg /dev/disk2). If you provide a wrong name all data on your harddisk may be destroyed. On the first boot you are given the opportunity to expand the image to fill the whole usb-stick. Installation on cdrom Please replace X.Y.Z with the current version number (eg: 8.1.1)... To create a bootable cdrom you just have to burn bgrescue-X.Y.Z.iso onto an empty cdrom.