[OPLINTECH] Imaging software

[Chad Neeper]

If your a Linux user, dd <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dd_%28Unix%29>
can be used to clone hard drives. Although I can't specifically name
one, I suspect there is probably a custom Linux distro out there that
makes its use as a HD cloner easier for the uninitiated.

Chad

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Lucretia Wiley wrote:
> Hello,
>  
> I was wondering what types of imaging software are being used by your
> technology
> departments or are you even using imaging software at all? I am
> currently using Norton
> Ghost to image public computers but was wondering if there is a better
> program or a 
> better way of imaging the public computers as well as staff computers?
>  
> Thanks. 
>  
> *Lucretia Wiley *
> *Computer Systems Technician*
> *Warren Trumbull County Public Library*
> *444 Mahoning Avenue*
> *Warren, OH 44483*
> *330-399-8807 ext. 141*
> *Email: wileyl at wtcpl.org <mailto:wileyl at wtcpl.org>*
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