Rescatux 0.22 Cdrom or USB ISO for x86 or amd64 Mirror #1 Mirror #2
MD5 (595 Megabytes)

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Useful Rescatux Options:

• Restore Grub to the MBR
• Update Grub Configuration
• Filesystem check (Fix forced)

Changelog:

• New option: Filesystem check (Fix forced)
• Filesystem check (Fix forced) can help you to recover grub or grub2 when grub or grub2 or a live cd cannot read filesystem because filesystem has inconsistencies.
• Filesystem check (Fix forced) can also help you to recover your GNU/Linux files from a live cd even if you were not able to mount the GNU/Linux partition, now you will probably be able to mount it.

Rescatux 0.21 Cdrom or USB ISO for x86 or amd64 Mirror #1 Mirror #2
MD5 (477 Megabytes)

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Useful Rescatux Options:

• Restore Grub to the MBR
• Update Grub Configuration

Changelog:

• Now login is automatic
• Added “Update Grub Configuration” option that lets you rename your hard disks names, order them by BIOS hard disk boot order.
• “Update Grub Configuration” should only work with Debian based distributions such as Ubuntu.

Rescatux 0.18 Cdrom or USB ISO for x86 Mirror #1 Mirror #2 MD5 (430 Megabytes)

Rescatux 0.18 Cdrom or USB ISO for AMD64 Mirror #1 Mirror #2 MD5 (430 Megabytes)

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This release should work with computers with two or more hard disks without any problem. Minor bugs fixed.
This release has only one useful option: Restore Grub to the MBR.
I have finished Restore Grub to the MBR so expect next release to have one or two more options.

Rescatux 0.17 Cdrom or USB ISO for x86 Mirror #1 Mirror #2 MD5 (430 Megabytes)

Rescatux 0.17 Cdrom or USB ISO for AMD64 Mirror #1 Mirror #2 MD5 (430 Megabytes)

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Notice. Known bug: Might not work on IDE hard disk based system (use previous 0.08 version instead if you don’t use ext4). Might also have problems when you have two hard disks.

I just hope to have fixed this bug next week, but I was in a hurry because 0.08 did not work ok with last Ubuntu versions!

(Update: 2010/08/25) Rescatux 0.08 won’t fix EXT4 based systems. That means that it will only work with Ubuntu 8.04 and upgrades to Ubuntu 8.10 (not Ubuntu 9.04, Ubuntu 9.10…). I hope that I had known this before but Ubuntu users did not reply to my Rescatux test request on ubuntuforums.org forum.

You can try 0.10 only if your system is AMD64. I suppose it will handle ext4 without any problem.

Rescatux 0.08 Cdrom ISO for x86 Mirror #1 Mirror#2 MD5 (358 Megabytes)

Rescatux 0.08 USB for x86 Mirror #1 Mirror#2 MD5 (358 Megabytes)

Rescatux 0.10 Cdrom or USB ISO for AMD64 Mirror #1 Mirror #2 MD5 (444 Megabytes)

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