Rescuezilla...

[manyroads]

Has anyone tried/ used this rescue system? If so, comments/ thoughts?

https://rescuezilla.com/

[wdscharff]

No, I have MX Linux, there is the MX snapshot and on the USB stick created with it is not only what I need for a "bare-metal restore". And if something goes wrong, I can reinstall right away :-)

I'll say it from a photographer's point of view:
If you already have a 24-70/2.8 GM OSS, then you don't take an additional 28-70 mm f/3.5-5.6. Not even for free ;-)

[Kulmbacher]

I had a short look at it until I saw the 757 mb download size in uGet.

Then i`ve seen redobackup.org on the bottom of the site.

same same

https://sourceforge.net/projects/redobackup/

Just a new name for crowdfunding?

[LU344928]

Haven't heard of it but I've always used Clonezilla and it's always done the job well, and last version I used was about a 250 mb download.

I'd be interested in how they compare. Thanks for the info.

[san-claudio]

Oui je l'ai essayé en juin avec Ventoy un logiciel muiltiboot-usb qui marche bien sur Windows.
J'ai fait avec Rescuezilla une sauvegarde de MX-18.3 sur un pc et de Windows 10 sur un autre pc.

Un autre logiciel a subi depuis 2012 une résurrection Redo Rescue...en beta pas testé...

[sunrat]

Apparently Rescuezilla is a fork of Redo Backup which was started when Redo appeared abandoned after 7 years (and had a serious bug). The Redo dev has resurfaced and is restarting development albeit in a slightly different direction. You can read the discussion between Redo and Rescuezilla devs on Sourceforge.

Please note: Rescuezilla is currently only suitable for backup and restore of whole hard drives. It is not yet well-suited for restoring partitions individually, as might be desired for users with dual-boot systems. Even with this limitation Rescuezilla is still useful for many end-users.

Rescuezilla v1.0.7 will be released in a few months and will be a major upgrade, adding support for backup and restoring images in Clonezilla format, in addition to restoring partitions individually.

I downloaded v1.0.6 for a sticky beak but likely will still use Clonezilla for now. I almost never restore a full drive but restore partitions more regularly. Rescuezilla v1.0.7 with those promised new features will be much more useful.