>when windows becomes "un-bootable", I can run a copy of linux from cd to view and copy folders in >the corrupted os. If you have a major magazine outlet (books-a-million, etc.) look
>for the latest copy of "Linux format". It has several versions some of which
>run from cd.
Thanks, Phil. Sounds like a great resource. However, I found on the Linux site that versions of Linux can be downloaded free, for transfer to bootable CD.
There seems to be a version for such a use as the above, not for permanent installation.
Are the loading and recovery procedures straightforward enough for this purpose? If not, any websites to point me to for instruction?
Rob
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