mrgreen4242

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Joined: Dec. 2004 |
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Posted: Dec. 29 2004,04:11 |
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Ok, I just started using DSL, and I think it's pretty freaking cool I am sort of in between systems right now (just sold my P4 PC and am saving up to get a new Mac) and was looking for a distro to run on my old Celeron 333 w/ 128mb of ram... DSL seems to fit my bill perfectly! (I'm posting form it right now).
What I would liek to know about it if I am thinking the Backup/Restore program does what I am guessing it does... that is to tke the current system state and save it? I would like to make a custom bootable iso (with the VERY cool script provided!) that will fit onto a business card sized CD-R and then use my flash drive to have my personal settings, saved emails, bookmarks, maybe some pictures and a couple audio files, and use that as my "portable computer" (actually it will be my main computer for about a month, and then become my secondary system ...
If I run the backup program and aim it at my flash drive, will it work that way?
Thanks for the help, Rob
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