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		<title>Ten Linux Remedies to Recover From Crashes</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Chances are sometime during your computer&#8217;s lifespan it will encounter a problem, be it a virus or hardware malfunction. However, one issue that can be potentially devastating is the common crash. When your machine fails to boot, it can lead to lost data. But in the world of Linux, full of keen programming fanatics, of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Chances are sometime during your computer&#8217;s lifespan it will  encounter a problem, be it a virus or hardware malfunction. However, one  issue that can be potentially devastating is the common crash. When  your machine fails to boot, it can lead to lost data. But in the world  of Linux, full of keen programming fanatics, of course there are some  remedies to recover from those frustrating crashes with your data  intact. Here are ten of the best: <img class="alignright" src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4041/4583785703_ea3901c10d.jpg" alt="Linux Crash" width="500" height="375" /></p>
<p><strong>Knoppix</strong><br />
Known for its  data recovery prowess, Knoppix is a user-friendly Linux distribution  that boasts a clean interface for simple transfer of data onto an  external source by mounting a drive.</p>
<p>Trinity Rescue Kit<br />
It  almost seems to simple to be true. Place the Trinity Resuce Kit on a  USB drive, boot your computer and let a powerful host of antivirus tools  scan the mounted drives.</p>
<p><strong> Avira AntiVir</strong><br />
Swift and  steadfast, Avira AntiVir is a command-line antivirus tool with a  graphical user interface that will get the job done.</p>
<p>GParted  Live<br />
Another Linux distribution, GParted Live allows the user to  control partitions. It&#8217;s compatible with various file systems and is  very portable as it can be run via USB drive or CD.</p>
<p><strong> SystemRescueCD</strong><br />
Controlling partitions, recovering files, testing the  hard-disk and formatting FTPs and disks are just some of the plentiful  tasks the Linux rescue CD SystemRescueCD can accomplish.</p>
<p><strong> Unbuntu Rescue Remix</strong><br />
As would be expected, Unbuntu Rescue Remix has  an outstanding interface, but that&#8217;s not all. It can recover and save  files and file systems over a whole range of operating systems and  drives&#8211;even deleted files.</p>
<p><strong> F-Secure Rescue CD</strong><br />
Molded  after Knoppix, F-Secure Rescue CD will review the honesty of  applications you have installed, as well as repair the effects of  malware and has an exceptional data recovery.</p>
<p><strong> Ddrescue</strong><br />
Seeing read errors? The Ddrescue Linux tool can salvage your data by  copying it from one file block agent to another.</p>
<p><strong>Safecopy</strong><br />
Like others, Safecopy can copy data, but this tool can also extract data  from CDs in raw mode and implement system resets, plus run testing and  benchmarking in bad media simulations.</p>
<p><strong> Linux rescue mode</strong><br />
Coming in the form of a Linux boot CD, this mode lets you retain  passwords and fix your boot loader, among other useful repairs.</p>
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