ShoppingCreate Your Own Linux Recovery Disc
Linux.com writes up a helpful guide to creating your own custom system recovery boot disc using an Ubuntu 8.04 CD image, a little command line work, and a few recommended emergency tools, including the partition format/restore tool GParted, e2undel, a file recovery tool, and anything else you might need if your hard drive, RAM, or anything else on your system suddenly decides it doesn’t want to work. The guide requires a good bit of command line work, but it also lets you add whatever programs you’d like have when you come back from the brink, and helps you strip out programs you don’t to boot faster. For a similar (but pre-compiled) hard drive-fixing tool, check out Gina’s guide to using the System Rescue CD.
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