Assuming that you have another machine with enough space to hold the Window$
drive, you can:
Boot both machines in Linux.
From the one with the Window$ installation:
dd if=/dev/?da0|ssh
someuser@other.machine.ip cat - > my-windoze.iso
But I would just install the last Kubuntu, setup Windoze in a virtual
machine and replace the file every time it gets screwed.
Good luck...
Enrique
mike havens writes:
> I hate windows! I hate it when I get a virus! Igot a brand new one
> last night I was happily tip-tapping away last night but when I got up
> in the morning everything was moving very s-l-o-w-l-y!!!!! After
> running clam nothing was discovered so I just reinstalled my system.
> So I figure that a good thing to do is to get the system like I want
> it and then dd the primary drive. That way if I get a virus all I need
> to do is dd the file back ontoo the hard drive. So I suppose that I
> will need to put grub in the boot loader. Does this soun doable? Who
> is gacious enough to help? WHich distro do you recommend? I was
> thinking of using PHLAK <version?><old> but in my hands I have xubunt
> 6.1, mepis 2003.10.02, Slax 4.2.0, and mepis 3.4-3
>
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