Description
Partimage-ng FOR LINUX
Partimage-ng is a disk and partition imaging utility which allows you to create exact images of single partitions or whole drives (including partition tables so you don't need to recreate them manually). It manipulates low-level filesystem structures and saves only the used filesystem data blocks.
Features:
- Supports ext2, ext3, linux-swap, NTFS, and FAT32 filesystems
- Glue that ties existing libraries together for various filesystems and partition table types
- Full system backup capability
- System recovery to the factory state
Specifications:
- Software Name: Partimage-ng
- Operating System: Linux
- Price: Free
- Developer: Dmitry Ivanov
Partimage-ng can be used for different purposes such as full system backup, cloning system installation, and system recovery to the factory state. It enables quick restoration of your system in case of hard disk failure or virus infection.
Manufacturers can use Partimage-ng to create images of hard drives and store them on hidden partitions or supplementary media, allowing for easy restoration of computers to their original factory state.
Partimage-ng was initiated as a rewrite of the well-known open-source hard disk imaging software, partimage, to ensure accurate imaging and manipulation of filesystems.
User Reviews for Partimage-ng FOR LINUX 7
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Partimage-ng for Linux is a reliable disk imaging tool for creating exact partition images. Perfect for system backups and easy recovery.
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Partimage-ng is a game changer! It made backing up my system effortless and quick. Highly recommend!
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This app is fantastic! Easy to use for creating disk images. It saved me during a hard drive failure!
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Five stars all the way! Partimage-ng works flawlessly for cloning and backups. A must-have tool!
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Absolutely love this app! It simplified my backup process and restored everything perfectly when needed.
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Partimage-ng exceeded my expectations! Fast, reliable, and simple to use for full system backups.
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Incredible utility! Makes partition imaging so straightforward. I can’t imagine my workflow without it!