SystemRescue

> *SystemRescue: A step-by-step guide to getting Started* is an introduction book to SystemRescue, […]. It helps new users get started with SystemRescue, and it provides step-by-step guidance for performing common operations.This book is targeted at users who are new to SystemRescue and want to perform computer maintenance operations using free software. You need decent computer skills, and you should not be afraid to use command-line interfaces. Familiarity with Linux commands helps, but it is not required to use this book, as new commands are introduced with examples.
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> Chapters 1 to 5 go through the basics. We start with an overview of SystemRescue, followed by guidance for downloading and installing it on a removable boot device. We continue with instructions to start the system using the most relevant boot parameters, navigate through the system and connect to the network.
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> Chapters 6 to 9 give you the essential knowledge and commands required to access and administrate disks from SystemRescue. You learn how disks are structured, how to identify file systems and access their contents and which disk utilities are available.
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>Chapters 10 to 14 provide guidance for performing common operations based on the background in the previous chapters. These guides show you how to recover data files from a computer on which the operating system is broken, how to clone disks, how to backup and restore disk contents using images files, how to use chroot to fix Linux systems and how to reset a forgotten local Windows password.

(from [system-rescue.org](https://www.system-rescue.org/Books/))