GUI backup tool

[Thulemanden]

Is there a GUI backup tool for FF like Syncback for instance?

[SheeEttin]

Re: GUI backup tool

Like Keep?
K Menu > System > Keep.

[jacatone]

Re: GUI backup tool

Don't use Keep. It's confusing and hard to use. Try Mondo or Ghost. You'll need a separate partition or external drive to place the backup file to. I'm trying to do the same thing but can't seem to repartition my HDD using Gparted. Maybe you were wise enough to partition your drive before installing Kubuntu.

[Thulemanden]

Re: GUI backup tool

Like Keep?
K Menu > System > Keep.

Right - keep was fine except it needs a reocurring time schedule. But it will do. Thanks,

[Fintan]

Re: GUI backup tool

I'm trying to do the same thing but can't seem to repartition my HDD using Gparted. Maybe you were wise enough to partition your drive before installing Kubuntu.

You can't resize partitions on a running system. Use gparted live:
http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php

[Thulemanden]

Re: GUI backup tool

You can't resize partitions on a running system. Use gparted live:
http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php

I guess I can use Knoppix or any other Live distro

[Fintan]

Re: GUI backup tool

I can't remember if knoppix has gparted. What ever you do don't use qtparted. My humble advice is just download the gparted live cd. You will not regret it