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hi ,
im newer to linux platformm i want to know whether there is any module to restore my linux machine before 5 days as like in windows
thanks®ard
sanjay
Not unless you're aware of it already. You can use LVM snapshots and other tools, but there will be nothing by default. So if you don't know already, the answer will be no. You might want to expand on what your situation actually is. Maybe there is another way we can help.
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