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Shadow_Bshwackr

Making an image of your current HD can be a daunting task and especially if you've never done it before. While there are tools (software) on the market to do just that, the documentation can be obfuscated by technical terms not to mention the cost of some software.

Here comes CloneZilla, which by the way is FREE...

I personally use this and boot it from a USB drive... Wink

Here's a good tutorial on using CloneZilla from TechRepublic and writer Jack Wallen...

- Tech Republic

Takeaway: Clonezilla makes disaster recovery possible, even for shops with little to no budget for such a process. Jack Wallen walks you through the steps of how to use Clonezilla for imaging drives.

Click HERE for the WHOLE ARTICLE and TUTORIAL

Uhu_Fledermaus

Thankx Jerry,

wich version do we want ?

there are more listed as one can throw a stick at Razz

Shadow_Bshwackr

Hi Fled! I would go for the latest stable version... Wink

JG300-Stoopy

Thank you very much. My group is doing some....interesting things with an idea I had with Norton Ghost and it's looking quite promising, this may open up some additional possibilities. We being of the "DIY nature" they mention.... Wink

Shadow_Bshwackr

I've used Ghost in the past and had great luck with it. Since my primary OS is Linux Mint (Debian), I was looking for something more versatile that could handle some additional file systems that Linux and Mac uses. CloneZilla can do that... Wink

EURO_EXOWill · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Nov 25, 2006 Posts: 44

Thanks Bush...free software is rare nowadays Smile

Shadow_Bshwackr

There's a new version of this great software out and yep, it's still FREE!!

Click HERE to read more and get the download... Wink

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