Timeshift is an open-source backup and restore application for Linux. Learn how to use by following this guide.
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This guide explains what Mackup is, and how to use it to backup and restore application settings on a freshly installed Linux system.
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Based on Ubuntu 21.10 (Impish Indri) and powered by Linux kernel 5.13, Rescuezilla 2.3 is here seven months after Rescuezilla 2.2 to implement several new features, such as basic image verification and a new “Rescue” option to ignore file system inconsistencies and bad sectors. Rescuezilla 2.3 also adds the ability to restore and explore images […]
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This guide explains how to restore or recover deleted commands in Linux using GNU coreutils and busybox.
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This quick guide explains how to boot your RHEL 8 system into Rescue Mode from the Installation DVD/ISO image.
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This quick article shows you how to recover accidentally deleted logical volume (LVM) in Linux using the vgcfgrestore command.
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