03-13-2014, 09:04 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-14-2014, 05:04 AM by gold_finger.)
Luckybackup is another easy-to-use backup program -- very easy to use actually! Pretty much a GUI that uses rsync. I use it for backing up data to USB's and to backup partitions. (EDIT: What I mean is I have extra partitions on a different drive that I send data backups to. I don't actually backup entire partitions, but many people do.) I haven't used it to clone drives/partitions, but it will do that as well. Here's a page with more info: http://luckybackup.sourceforge.net/.
Can be installed through Synaptic or using terminal:
Tried Redo Backup once a while back to clone a partition. Don't remember much, but think that's a pretty easy one to use as well.
Download and test out both to see which does what you want and seems easiest to use. Can always uninstall one, or keep both if you think each is better for different tasks you have in mind.
Can be installed through Synaptic or using terminal:
Code:
sudo apt-get install luckybackupTried Redo Backup once a while back to clone a partition. Don't remember much, but think that's a pretty easy one to use as well.
Download and test out both to see which does what you want and seems easiest to use. Can always uninstall one, or keep both if you think each is better for different tasks you have in mind.
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