CyberCod
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Posts: 25
Joined: Feb. 2007 |
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Posted: Mar. 06 2007,12:19 |
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Hi everyone,
I installed DSL on a very old laptop (133Mhz 32MBram 1.6GHz HD) and customized it for my co-worker's daughter (she's 11).
The whole process took over a week to get just right.
Now I'd like to make some sort of restore disk, but I got no real clue how to go about it. I don't want a live disk remaster, really because the machine will barely run the original DSL live disk.
I'm hoping I can make a bootable CD (there is no floppy) that can just come up to a Yes/No question and either restore everything, or not.
Simply put, it would need to extract an archive from the CD of all the current folders, with permissions and ownership intact.
Maybe two other options would be to format hda1, and install grub. But thats it.
No live, no nada. Just those three options.
Anyone have any ideas?
I'm trying to make it as easy on the girl as possible. The total install, with all added options, software and extra backgrounds etc is 196MB. Its running good, i'm just worried that she'll do something bad to it.
The install seems very susceptible to errors created by power loss, and the laptop battery is so old its useless.
So come on guys, help turn a child onto linux and away from the evil M$!
---- EDIT ---- I'm checking into using PartImage's SystemRescueCD, and customizing it, but its says ram requirements are high, so if anyone has a better idea, I'm still all ears.
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