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Bootable Restoration CDs with Mondo

Issue 114

From Issue #114
October 2003

Oct 01, 2003  By Craig Swanson and Matt Lung
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A quick way to restore from bare metal or clone systems is to build a custom rescue CD image. Here's how to automate the process and keep the rescue CDs up to date.
Conclusion

Now that you know the potential mondoarchive has for your disaster recovery plans, we recommend exploring it in more detail. In the event that something catastrophic occurs, you can recover quickly and completely. Please visit the Mondo Rescue home page at www.microwerks.net/~hugo/index.html and see what a great job Hugo Rabson, the author and maintainer of mondoarchive, does in maintaining mondoarchive. He is making our admin life a lot easier, and he could do the same for you.

Craig Swanson (craig.swanson@slssolutions.net) designs networks and offers Linux consulting at SLS Solutions. He also develops Linux software at Midwest Tool & Die. Craig has used Linux since 1993.

Matt Lung (matt.lung@slssolutions.net) works as a network engineer at Midwest Tool & Die. He also provides Linux consulting at SLS Solutions.

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