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This might not be what you need exactly but it can also be considered as a backup than can directly be used on other computer. After setting up my development environment and after I compiled many packages by hand, I wanted to have a portable version of my Ubuntu that I can run directly on any other computer just by plugging my external hard drive and booting from it, continuing working on my packages as if nothing changed. For that I just used DD to clone my current Ubuntu Partition to a partition in my external hard drive.
dd : http://how-to.linuxcareer.com/learning-linux-commands-dd
But one important thing: BE CAREFUL, read the tutorial again and again, if you switch the source hard drive and target hard drive, you will loose all your data.
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This might not be what you need exactly but it can also be considered as a backup than that can directly be used on other computer. After setting up my development environment and after I compiled many packages by hand, I wanted to have a portable version of my Ubuntu that I can run directly on any other computer just by plugging my external hard drive and booting from it, continuing working on my packages as if nothing changed. For that I just used DD to clone my current Ubuntu Partition to a partition in my external hard drive.
dd : http://how-to.linuxcareer.com/learning-linux-commands-dd
But one important thing: BE CAREFUL, read the tutorial again and again, if you switch the source hard drive and target hard drive, you will loose lose all your data.
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