Mandriva 2009.1 Gets System Restore Functionality

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MN
Marius Nestor
Mar 12, 2009

“The Mandriva team is well known for its very nice innovations
implemented in almost every release of its operating system,
therefore we are proud to announce that Mandriva Linux just
received a system restore functionality, called Draksnapshot, which
will allow its users to easily restore the entire system from a
date of their choice. Moreover, there’s also a new module, called
HDT (Hardware Detection Tool), implemented in the Syslinux 3.73
package. It is available in the installation media and it will
allow you to get a full description of your hardware without the
need to boot the entire operating system!”


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Marius Nestor

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