[wplug] Re: Q: how to make image copy of disc to CD/DVD?
Don Shepherd
dlshepherd at adelphia.net
Thu Jan 13 17:05:37 EST 2005
I want a disc image. I want to be able to restore the entire bootable
disc, after I screw it up!
I will try parted.
Mike Sussman wrote:
>>Message: 11
>>Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2005 09:06:20 -0500
>>From: Don Shepherd <dlshepherd at adelphia.net>
>>Subject: [wplug] Q: how to make image copy of disc to CD/DVD?
>>To: wplug at wplug.org
>>Message-ID: <41E6805C.7040509 at adelphia.net>
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>>I want to make an image copy of my disc to CD/DVD. I need to save my
>>work for later re-use. I would rather not re-do all of the work.
>>
>>I have a CD/DVD burner attached via USB. What tools might I use to do this?
>>
>>My environment is RHEL WS 3.0 on a laptop.
>>
>>Thanks
>>
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>Don, your question is not so clear. Do you want to save YOUR WORK
>or do you want to save EVERYTHING ON THE DISK? It you only want to
>save your work, just write a CD-ROM with your files on it. You
>can use mkisofs and cdrecord for this, or there are other tools.
>If you want to save everything, gnu parted is a nice tool It will
>make a copy of a disk partition to a file and then you can save the
>file on a CD-ROM. Of course, you cannot put the file on the partition
>you are imaging, so if you have no other place to put it you are stuck.
>I have had good luck restoring such partitions. This is something like
>Norton Ghost for MicroSoft.
>
>good luck.
>
>
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