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-Baremetal Backup/Restore - Another Approach
-===========================================
+Notes On Baremetal Backup/Restore
+=================================
 
 
 Overview
 --------
 
-Many commercial and open source solutions exist to solve the
-problem of being able to 
+Many commercial and open source solutions exist to solve the problem
+of creating backups that can be restored to "bare metal".  That is,
+restoring a system *image* back to a disk when the machine will no
+longer boot or a disk has to be replaced.  Image backups are preferred
+when rebuilding systems so you don't have to manually reinstall every
+application, system setting and so forth.
+
+The purpose here was to do just that - create images capable of being
+"poured" onto, say, a blank, new hard drive, but *using only standard
+linux commands and tools*.
+
+
+General Approach
+-----------------
+
+The idea is to make an image snapshot right after you build a machine,
+and anytime thereafter you make significant changes to its operating
+system and application configuration.  You might do this, say, right
+before patching a server so that, if patching breaks the server
+to the point where it will no longer boot, you can just "pour" the
+previous image onto the disk.
+
+To do this, we reboot our target machine using the *Linux System Rescue CD*.
+This CD has all the tools on it we need to do both image creation and
+restoration.  You can find the iso image for this disk here::
+
+      http://sourceforge.net/projects/systemrescuecd/
+    
 
 Backup
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 Copyright (c) 2014, TundraWare Inc.
 
-$Id: baremetal.rst,v 1.100 2014/08/22 21:29:01 tundra Exp $
+$Id: baremetal.rst,v 1.101 2014/08/22 22:22:00 tundra Exp $