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Credits

Much of the components of this mkCDrec application were made by other people. I've just put together some GNU/Linux tools to have a disaster recovery solution, that fits my purposes (as described in the  introduction ). A special thanks goes to the following people:

Jörg Schilling : cdrecord used to burn the backup CD-Rs
Eric Youngdale : the Linux isofs9660 filesystem and the mkisofs utility
H. Peter Anvin : syslinux the initial boot routines to start from CD
Erik Andersen : busybox (an all-in-one command) for the Ram root (keep everything below 4 Mb).
Cory Dodt : http://repairlix.sourceforge.net/  which was used as basis for making a bootable CD-ROM
flux@iae.nl : cluster cloner (cluclo) for GNU/Linux for explaining the restoring part of a linux partition
Richard Stallman: for explaining me the difference between Linux and GNU/Linux!
... and many, many people of the GNU/Linux community!

Special thanks is well on its place for the following mkCDrec contributors:
 
IT3 Consultants (http://www.it3.be/)
A diamont sponsor
Jean Huens (jean@cs.kuleuven.ac.be) For being the first beta tester!
W. Michael Petullo (mike@flyn.org) added devfs support + more module support in initrd
Franky van Liedekerke (liedekef@pandora.be) great help in adding hardware RAID support + lots of debugging
Jason Bertschi <phantom@spinnakernet.com> added buffers in cut/pastestream.c
Ron <rmy@tigress.co.uk> co-developer for "Resize_partition_layout"

Guillaume.Radde@bull.net

for porting mkCDrec to IA64 platform (v0.8.0)
Gavin Henry of http://www.suretecsystems.com/ donation of domain http://www.mkcdrec.org/
and many many others! A great thanks to you all!!!

My name is  Gratien D'haese and I made this Make CD-ROM Recovery (mkCDrec) tool in the first place to suite my purposes to restore GNU/Linux based firewall systems in a fly. It should work for any linux based system as long as a El Torito bootable CD-ROMs can be burned and used to boot from.



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