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Posted: Aug. 20 2006,15:39 |
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Quote (Flying Eagle @ Mar. 26 2006,13:12) | Hello, Go to MyDsl section and look for partimage. It will backup all the files fram a partition and you have the option to use gzip or bzip2.
I use it all the time to create backup files, then use cdrecord, or tkdvd to butn it to cd or dvd.
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I'm looking for partimage in any sections of MyDSL but can't find it. The problem still the same with apt, you can found partimage-doc not the executable.
I've search here a solution and in other post someone suggest to copy partimage and execute them without install, so i try this way but partimage return error
<code>partimage: error while loading shared libraries: libslang.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory</code>
(I'm run DSL in a 256kb usb pen and know I to wrote in a damnbadenglish. apologize in advance)
:)
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