Hello:

I've been working with Linux for about a year now, and I LOVE IT!

However, I would like to image my set up on to a CD so that I don't have to retune all of my settings. (Takes me days to ge things just right).

Is there a program available for Linux that lets me image my hard drive so I can just boot up from a floppy, install the image and my system is good to go?

Windows equivalents would include DriveImage or Norton Ghost.

If not, can anybody give me tips on how to lessen the time it takes to fix everything up?

Thanks.

yong_sa
hwarang@hrcruz.com

You can always use dd, and just pipe the
output through gzip to get it smaller ...

Or, use partimage
http://www.partimage.org/



Cheers,
Tink

You might also want to check out some of these tools too:

Mondo Rescue
System Rescue CD
Make CD-ROM Recovery
System Imager