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I use Ubuntu as my main system, but for live, I’ve found PuppyLinux to be amazing. Still helps to have somewhere to store personal info, but it can be almost anywhere you want - a multi-session cd, usb, or just a small partition on a hard drive.

by Don on Tuesday 20th of February 2007 at 18:01

hmm, I once had a dying disk in my notebook, and had trouble because the live cd insisted on using the swap-partition, even with the noswap boot option. So the live system froze every time the harddisk stopped working. I think this was a Knoppix, not sure though. I was afraid that this way my disk would die on me without me being able to save my stuff, so I didn\’t want to experiment too much.

I finally decided to upgrade the disk and stuffed the old one in an external case (this was a notebook) and could rescue my data this way. Strangely enough, after a complete analysis and reformat, the old disk now doesn\’t make any strange noises anymore and works just fine as an external hd ... still I don\’t trust it with important files.

by thamane on Saturday 6th of January 2007 at 15:23

Uhmm...not a genious?

by by Fluffy on Saturday 4th of November 2006 at 08:59

I’ve used a LiveCD as well. My circumstanes were slightly different -- I encountered a Kernel Panic message upon bootup after upgrading my kernel. With the LiveCD in hand, I was able to boot from the CD and update the necessary GRUB file. I was back up and running in minutes.

by notes on Thursday 26th of October 2006 at 08:16

I use a livecd to grab data from busted windows setups. Workls like a champ and nobody on the windows side ever sees it comin.

by slayer17 on Thursday 26th of October 2006 at 06:44

With Ubuntu live cd you can indeed have a workable system within 2-3 minutes! I was impress when I tried it!

I would also recommend making a ghost image of your o.s. partition so that in case that it fails, you could have it restored within minutes provided that you have replaced your hard drive.

by str1der on Thursday 26th of October 2006 at 03:05

BartPE - eugh is all I can say. I would use a liveCD environment from Linux 9/10 times over that.

by Harvo on Wednesday 25th of October 2006 at 01:21

The problem with BartPE, is that you need a copy of Windows and you may violate the EULA under some scenarios.

A Linux LiveCD is free from that. Even though they serve the same or similar purposes.

by f4fnj on Tuesday 24th of October 2006 at 18:19

Windows can do the same thing through the BartPE version. Its not really that magical but it can save your ass.

by Oli on Tuesday 24th of October 2006 at 15:18

I have indeed used a live CD in the event of my hard drive failing.

Turns out Maxtor made a right spazz of my RMA so I was without a primary hard drive for weeks, so I got overly familar with the Breezy Badger Live area.

It’s good stuff, I’ve not used it for repairing a "borked" MBR but I hear it can be done.

Nice stuff.

by Harvo on Tuesday 24th of October 2006 at 14:24

Genious! I’d never have thought to use a LiveCD in the event of a HD death - what does that say about me?

by Cliffy on Tuesday 24th of October 2006 at 14:23