Copy ISO:\sysrcd.dat to the root of the USB device (E:\sysrcd.dat)ĩ. Copy files and subdirectories in the ISO:\bootdisk\*.* directory to the root of the USB device (E:\*.*)Ĩ.
Copy files and subdirectories in the ISO:\isolinux\*.* directory to the root of the USB device (E:\*.*)ħ. Copy E:\syslinux\syslinux.cfg to the root of the USB device (E:\syslinux.cfg)Ħ.
Open an ISO extractor, or whatever utility you wish (mount in iso9660 works too) to access the files inside the ISO.ĥ. I used v1.0.4 dated 9 which can be downloaded directly from here:Ĥ. Download the SystemRescueCD with PartImage here: For the sake of this howto, I'll use E: as the USB drive letterģ. The tool is also available from HP's site, if you'd rather use a known source (search for it yourself though)Ģ. If you need to reformat your USB stick (FAT32 is needed, FAT16 may work), you will need the HP Disk Storage Format Tool. To create the bootable USB Rescue CD, follow these steps:ġ. PartImage also supports network backups so installing on a 256 MB USB key would work also if you have access to a network from your Aspire One! These instructions are for Windows (because that was the machine I had to work with, although I also did some procedures -namely for Clonezilla Live USB- on a VirtualBox'd Ubuntu as well, and it worked - although slowly)Īs far as the USB drive goes, I would use a 4 GB or more USB key if you intend to backup directly to the USB drive.
After fighting with Clonezilla Live USB (tried 1.1.0-8 and older revs unsuccessfully), I gave up and went to PartImage Live USB, which worked very nicely. This is something I've been trying to do ever since I got my Aspire One last week. HOW-TO: Make a RescueCD on bootable USB drive with PartImage (Clone Partitions)
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