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Old 24-01-2010, 12:43 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Quickstart work (after crash) using LiveCD Saturday, Jan 23 2010


Have you ever had that bsod and os crash when you are in the middle of something very important like finishing office reports or presentation? There is a way you can quickly go into damage control mode and finish off he work and/or copy the files to other pc/notebook without going through os reinstall or removing the hdd.

LiveCD:

A Linux live cd is a bootable cd that has dual personality
1. Operating system installer
2. Boot into the os quickly without installing the os.

Where to get a liveCD:

Live cd’s from most of the Linux distros are available and the ones that I prefer are:

1. Ubuntu 9.10
2. Linux Mint
3. Fedora 12

Insert the livecd in the cd/DVD drive and you will get the boot menu as shown below

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