Can linux burn on a disc like GHOST?

Ghost's Linux support is terrible.

Linux has its own unique backup methods underneath. Generally, Linux directly compresses all system files into a package, and when restoring, it is unzipped into a new partition, and then re-grub-install to restore the grub boot. There's no need to look for software support at all.

But. You need to start by talking about how you plan to deal with the two systems.

Because Linux and Windows have different partitions, they can't be placed in the same partition.

ghost11 will do it.

But backing up this doesn't meet your requirements.

Unless you back up the entire disk, the bootloader will still be overwritten by NTLDR.

The same can't boot linux

Your problem is best solved by starting with grub, installing xp and then installing grub on the other side, but basically it is a detour.

Linux cannot be backed up by ghost, so it is recommended to use G4L, which is also known as ghost for linux backup.

In addition, it is possible to install XP on LinuxAfter installation, you need to manually install grub4dos to boot Linux

You're so annoying, just install XP and then install Linux, and then back up the entire disk!

1. Click "Deepin Store" on the dock bar.

3. Click to enter to install after finding it.

4. After the installation is completed, you can find the deep screen recorder in the "Launcher" of the dock bar, and you can run it.

5. You can also use the Ctrl+Alt+R shortcut key to open it.

Disc burning under Linux is very simple, just enter the following command in the terminal window:

cdrecord -v speed=2 dev=0,0,0cdrecord software is generally available in distributions, if you don't install it when you install the system, you should be able to find it in your installation disk, install it.

Speed is an option that indicates the burning speed, which can be set according to the actual situation, but do not exceed the maximum speed limit of the CD-R and the recorder; dev is an option to burn the device, which can be used by.

cdrecord -scanbus

command to obtain the image file to be burned, which can be added to the path according to the actual situation.

2. Put a recordable disc in the CD-ROM drive.

3. Open UltraIso

4. Click File - Open to open the ISO file, as shown below

5. Open the optical drive - put in the disc.

6. Click the icon pointed by the arrow in the above picture to start burning. As shown below:

First, engrave the XP system to use CD (or ***) CD-ROM drive and CD-R disc, the standard capacity of this kind of disc is 700MB, just engrave a complete XP system on a disk, buy a little bit of ***, *** disc can not only ensure that the file within 700MB can be engraved, but also can be engraved some, and some of the poor quality can only engrave 650MB.

The Vista system file varies depending on the version, but generally in the above, you need to use *** optical drive and *** disc, *** disc capacity is.

2. Nero is a disc burning program produced by a German company that supports ATAPI (IDE).

Chinese Simplified Chinese version", install nero

Fourth, the process of burning the XP system disc.

1. Start NEOR

burning

ROM software.

2. Set up burning.

Select "cd" from the drop-down list in the upper left corner of the left pane of the "New" window, click "cd-rom(iso)", and set the options:

1) Information. 2) Multiple segments.

Click "Start Multi-Segment".

3)iso:

Data: Data Mode - Select Mode 1

File: File System - ISO9600+

File name length - 11 maximum = 8 + 3 characters.

Character set - ISO9600 (standard);

Broadband Limit: Tick the Options.

4) Tag: Automatic.

5) Date: Select "Date and time to use source file".

6) Other: Tick "Cache files from hard disk or network".

7) Burn: Operation: Tick "Write".

Write: Write speed - 16 24

Writing method - the disc is burned at a time. Number of burn copies.

3. Open the burn file.

Click the "Open" button to open the "Open" window, select the disk containing the ISO file from the "Find Range" drop-down list, select the ISO folder from the list below, and click the "Open" button to open the "Burn" window.

4. Write to the CD.

Hit the "Burn" tab in the burning window to display the burning progress, and the disc will be automatically ejected after burning.

1.First of all, make sure that your floppy disk is a DOS boot disk that supports optical drives, and it is best to have a 98 boot disk, so that when you boot up, you will be asked to choose whether to boot with an optical drive. If your boot disk does not support optical drive booting, you can use the 98 system to make one, or go.

2.After booting with the optical drive, the system will prompt you which drive letter the disc is loaded into, anyway, it is the last drive, if you have C, D, E three drives, then the disc should be where the drive should be G:

Under A:> type G: Enter, then DIR, and you should be able to see the contents of your CD. Moreover, the folder name in the CD should be in pure English, not with Chinese, otherwise, if UCDOS is not installed, you cannot enter the folder with Chinese, which will bring trouble to the operation.

If you use the "ghost folder" as the directory for the three GHO files, it is not easy to enter under DOS, and it is better to use "ghost".

How to burn a system disk (optical boot disc).

Burning system discs is simple, but there are certain requirements and precautions.

1.First of all, it is necessary to have a recorder (cd-r rw or ***-r rw) to install the burning software, it is best to use the software that comes with it randomly, and now most of them are (nero 6) if there is no one available from the Internet**.

There are also those that do not provide MD5 values. ** file (the system is equipped with a compressed file manager) it is the appearance of the compressed file, if other iso software is installed, the appearance of the file will change, such as ultraiso will become a small disc like. (XP2 system).

3.Some ** provided ISO files need to be processed, according to the requirements of the software provider, some need to be unzipped, some need to be renamed, (directly change the name can not be changed need to be in the compressed file manager.)

After processing, it should be a standard ISO file, and a copy should be made for insurance and stored in other disks before processing.

The file is ready, now start engraving:

Double-click the nero icon and click (burn the image to the disc) to appear (Open) dialog box, find the file (it will not be displayed if it is not an ISO file), click on the file and then click the (Open) button. The (Image Burning) dialog box appears, at this time, the ISO file has been selected in the (Image File) column, (Destination Drive) is also selected, (Number of Burned Copies) is selected, (Check the disc data after burning) is checked, and the recorder inserts the CD-R blank disc, wait. Write speed) column is lit, set to 24x or lower, click (next) to open the engraving, and the disc is burned successfully after verifying that the data is correct.

5.To engrave a CD-R disc, the file size should be less than 700MB, and the current CD-R blank disc on the market is labeled as 700MB but is actually 702MB. The nominal 730MB super engraved disk is also 702MB, and the engraved system disk should be selected as a better disk, please pay attention to the choice.

6.On the issue of burning speed, some people say that slower engraving can be engraved deeper, and the storage time is longer, I don't know if it's right or not. I used 40x to engrave, which is also very good, but various file providers require slow burning, which seems to be slower and safer.