[vox-tech] How to make an OEM style "system recovery disk"

[Ryan Castellucci]

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I'm looking to build a bootable CD to give to a friend along with a compu=
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that when booted will offer to overwrite the hard drive from a compressed=
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disk image. I looked on freshmeat, but didn't see anything well suited to=
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this. The box in question will have windows on it (They want windows, I d=
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feel like arguing). Anyone know of a project that can do this?

What about linux boot CDs that can easily be customized to run a shell sc=
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at boot time?

All the stuff i saw on freshmeat looked like it just restored files from =
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backup.

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