Clonezilla Live 1.2.6-59 releases a bootable CD based on Debian

Clonezilla Live is a http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/33836.html run CD based on ">debian", which contains a section similar to the Norton Ghost HDD cloning software Clonezilla. It saves and restores the blocks of data that are used on the hard disk. With Clonezilla, users can clone 5 GB of systems to 40 clients in about 10 minutes.

With DRBL use of Clonezilla is suitable for a large number of deployment of the operating system when used, but this limit is sure to have a DRBL server, and the computer to be backed up must be able to network boot. Thanks to the maturity of the GNU Live CD, the combination of Clonezilla and GNU Live CD makes it very useful to be able to back up and restore a single computer with no installation. As a result, the lab combines Debian live with Clonezilla and develops a Clonezilla live suite that is specifically designed to restore and back up a single computer.

Clonezilla Live can be placed on a CD-ROM, or USB Walkman and other boot media. Of course, an environment like Clonezilla Live is not suitable for a large number of restores of a computer classroom, and can be stored in the image file may be limited by the size of the storage space of the boot media. However, if the computer to be backed up can be connected to the network, and the storage space of the boot media can be broken through a network disk drive such as SSHFS or samba (network neighbor), we can directly access the impression file to the network disk drive.