As with most live Linux distributions, you can place SystemRescueCd on either or CD or USB drive, and it offers an easy-to-use GUI and plenty of tools. SystemRescueCd is another live Linux rescue CD that offers numerous tools to handle numerous tasks, including partition manipulation, file recovery, hard disk testing, ftp, and disk formatting. You can run GParted Live from a CD or a USB drive, so it's very portable. It supports numerous file systems and lets you can resize, create, and delete, partitions. GParted Live is a live Linux distribution that allows you to manipulate partitions on a drive. (It requires Java.) Installing AntiVir on Linux isn't the easiest of tasks, but it's certainly no kernel compilation. There is a GUI tool, but installing it is almost more trouble than it's worth. 3: Avira AntiVirĪvira AntiVir is a command-line antivirus tool that is fast, robust, and dependable. This tool is all command line, so you might have to bone up on your commands to really make use of it. Place it on a USB drive, boot your virus-laden machine, and scan the mounted drives with clamav, antivir, bitdefender, and more. Trinity Rescue Kit might leave you wondering, "Why isn't this tool being developed faster and on a larger scale? Although TRK is rather slow to develop, what it offers is just short of amazing.
Of course, Knoppix comes with the full arsenal of Linux commands, which place just about everything you need at your fingertips. It's a full-blown live Linux distribution with a strong, user-friendly GUI that will allow you to easily mount a drive and then copy the data (which you will locate in an easy-to-use file manager) to an external source. Knoppix is one of the better tools for rescuing data from sick machines. Note: This article is also available as a PDF download.
I hope one or two of them will find their way to your toolkit. So I decided to highlight some of the better tools.
But because of the plethora of tools available, it's sometimes tough to sift through the cruft and find the ones that are usable. From corrupt partition tables to severely infected machines, Linux tools come in handy when the host system won't boot. Our consulting firm has had a rash of problems recently that required the help of Linux rescue tools.
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