Re: [orca-list] Does anyone know of a program for backing up a computer that works with orca?

[Christopher Moore <chris w1gm gmail com>]

How about part-image
Chris
On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 08:28:02AM -0400, Janina Sajka wrote:
> You don't need a special distribution. Try using the 'dd' command that
> has been there in Unix and Linux systems forever. Note you can also tar
> and bunzip the result to reduce the size of your backup image file.
> 
> mike writes:
> > Hi, this may be a little off topic, but I need something that works with Orca, so thought this was the place to ask.
> > There are some Linux distributions like PING-2.01 aimed at providing tools for backing up a partition. Does anyone know of a program for ghost or backing up partitions I can install in ubuntu or what ever distro that works with Orca?
> > Thanks Mike.
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