Written Guided Step-by-Step

1. Before we make the RESCUE-RANGER .ISO image, please make sure your device is properly configured in LONE-TAR.
The reason for this, is to ensure RESCUE-RANGER has all the device settings and drivers needed for the restore.
2. Now lets make the image!
# ltmenu
      Select option 'rr' (RESCUE-RANGER)
          Select option '2' (Image Administrator)
      	      Select option '4' (Bootable CD Image Only)

***************** EXAMPLE SCREEN SHOT INFORMATION DISPLAYED BELOW *****************
                                          RR CD Boot Media Creation

     » Setting up CD image environment
     » Collecting hard disk information
     » Setting up CD init image
     » Populating CD Image (please wait)
          - Using currently configured kernel
          - Shrinking kernel (Step 1)
          - Shrinking kernel (Step 2b)
          - Shrinking kernel (Step 3)
     » Stamping boot sector on CD Image
     » Unmounting CD Image
     » Setting up Remote Recovery support
     » Creating Remote Recovery Image
     » Creating CD file system
     » Saving a copy in /usr/rr/images/saved_img.dir
***************** EXAMPLE SCREEN SHOT INFORMATION DISPLAYED ABOVE *****************
               

		Directory where image will be saved: /usr/rr/images/saved_img.dir
       			          Filename of Image: rrboot.iso

3. Please take this image and burn to CD.
4. TEST MEDIA BEFORE RELYING ON IMAGE.
Failure to test media could hurt your recovery abilities with RESCUE-RANGER

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