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Thread: How to backup, reinstall and restore Ubuntu

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    Re: How to backup, reinstall and restore Ubuntu

    you need to use the alternate install cd
    if you need a fast live cd for testing or anything really:
    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...70#post9715370
    boots live in just 82MB of ram, no swap!

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    Re: How to backup, reinstall and restore Ubuntu

    Also, due to some unknown reason, I am also not able to boot Ubuntu from my pen drive. It says "Boot Error". It used to work flawlessly before.
    I guess there's some serious problem with my system..

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    Re: How to backup, reinstall and restore Ubuntu

    Quote Originally Posted by linux18 View Post
    you need to use the alternate install cd
    where do I get that?

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    Re: How to backup, reinstall and restore Ubuntu

    Did you reformat the drive before using the startup disk creator or unetbootin?
    if you need a fast live cd for testing or anything really:
    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...70#post9715370
    boots live in just 82MB of ram, no swap!

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    Re: How to backup, reinstall and restore Ubuntu

    you mean the pen drive? I used USB Disk Creator (for windows). I've used it several times, it always worked. It automatically formats the pen drive before doing anything.

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    Re: How to backup, reinstall and restore Ubuntu

    you should reformat the pen drive first, I've found out that it works much more reliably that way
    if you need a fast live cd for testing or anything really:
    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...70#post9715370
    boots live in just 82MB of ram, no swap!

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