On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 6:13 AM, Mike Bilow wrote:
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> Finally, CrashPlan is a cloud backup service that supports Linux clients
> as well as Windows and MacOS clients. The software is free, allowing you
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It also works & is supported on Solaris!
> to back up one computer to your other compute
It may have been helpful for you to know about SysRescueCD, a live Linux
distribution optimized specifically for data recovery. It is based on
Gentoo and is available as a simple ISO file that is intended to be
burned to CD, although it can also be put onto a bootable USB stick.
More informatio
This is going to be long and rambling, so tl;dr: Make sure you have
backups. If you're like me, read on.
Wife's hard drive in her netbook died last Thursday morning. Died bad.
System would see the drive but wouldn't boot, neighbor tried to use a
live CD, she even broke down and bought a one-
