Uriel Avalos wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion. Yes, I had considered that but it does not seem to
> be practical in my case. I'll probably be backing up a clean Win XP install
> (with programs), so I'll need what ...6GBs? A 6GB USB drive runs at $20 +
> shipping. $20+ vs 2 or 3 blank DVDs ... the blank DVDs win :-)
But a USB drive is reusable and a handy thing to keep around. Used
DVD's, not so much.
> So back to my original questions... See below...
>
> Another alternative is to use networking --- copy the image to my netbook.
> That's possible right? The only catch is that it uses NTFS partitions *and* I
> encrypted the drive... still possible?
Yes, just share a directory where you can store images. The livecd boot
will give you a chance to connect to remote storage via nfs, ssh, or
windows file sharing. You may have to hand configure IP addresses if
you can't plug the systems into a DHCP-managed network, though.
--
Les Mikesell
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