Hi guys and girls,
i am having ubuntu 12.04 and windows installed (Dual boot Ubuntu and Windows 7 )
for many times i have 3 partition on my pc .
i use many apps for backup and restore of my win partition for example ghost and acronis , always i make backup and when my pc fall in problem i try restore that !
But that app delete all my partition and i lost all my data and all my partition lost
I have installed Fedora 12 and am running it successfully. I have made a few stupid mistakes a couple of times and have had to start from scratch with a complete OS reinstall on a few occassions.
Hi
I am about to install a test machine for testing out system configurations and software modifications.
Instead of installing a virtual machine I wish to create a secondary partition which holds a "restore image" of the "clean" system. Also I would like to be able to select a system restore function in Grub while booting.
I used Ping Linux 8 months ago to create a ghost-like image of my primary partition. (Windows 7 on NTFS) The image is on the second partition of my hard drive (Western Digital 250 gig)
I need to restore now, but Ping is unable to mount the volume. In fact, it will not mount any volume or perform any new backup.
Good morning,
I hope some of you can help me, I'm looking for a way to create backup images, and restore them directly from grub's boot options.
I'm asking this cause I've already seen a system set up like that on a machine once, and although I tried to reproduce it, I've failed, furthermore I haven't found material on the internet which mentioned anything about it.
The situation I'm trying to
A couple of months ago, I was able to install Ubuntu on my wife's Macbook Air. At the time it was still running Lion when I wiped it. About a week later, we wiped Ubuntu and installed Mountain Lion. Recently, I decided I wanted to stick with Ubuntu and so went through the process of wiping OSX to install Ubuntu.
Since my phone got upgraded to ZVD by LG (with some Verizon add-ons like the power-on sound which is cool :)) and I wanted my data back from GSE, I went into CWM and did an advanced restore from the backup I did prior to returning the phone and it restored all my data, apps, wallpaper, etc back to how they were.
I was trying to resize an Ubuntu partition with gparted to create a restore partition. gparted Say's the whole hard drive is unallocated. f disk shows all three partitions (Ubuntu, swap and home.) i had Linux mint Debian installed before and had problems with the partitioning. Is there a way to fix this without reinstalling my setup?
Hi
I'm having a problem getting grub to detect my XP partition.
Original configuration:-
Hard drive partitioned with primary partitions (Vista and Vista restore) and an extended partition for data
did not want anything to do with Vista so
I Installed XP in extended partition
Vista boot manager offered Vista or XP
All worked for years
Decided to remove Vista and dual boot with Ubuntu
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