I still think Rescuezilla is easier to preserve a fleshly installed perfectly functioning system.
As long as user keeps a good daily or hourly or minutely backup of the personal data, recovering from a disaster using the disk image would be much easier than start from scratch.
Considering the amount of time we all pored here to make @thirteenth_13's system to get up and going - he surely should make at least one disk image to preserve those efforts.
Any particular reason not to recommend Zorin "Backup"(Deja-Dup)?
I backup my profiles /home folders with it, doing full backup each time, not incremental back-up's.
Some users on this forum in addition to my daughter-in-law failed to restore using DejaDup. I think @Aravisian explained in the other thread - if there are any changes made in the installed apps after DejaDup imaging, it could get messy to restore.
DejaDup also formats the back up in it's own format that you cannot access without dejadup. Any corruption on that point can cause the data to become much harder to retrieve.
A user had started a thread on here not long ago with that very problem.
What, even when confined to /home folders and files?
I am not sure how changes to installed app's would drastically affect conents of /home, but maybe just my ignorance.
That I do not know.
I think the people had a problem in entire OS backup including my daughter-in-law.
I understand. Yes if you have a different version of DejaDup then I could see that may cause problem in restoring a backup from older version of DejaDup maybe.
I too would not use DejaDup for whole system backup. Rescuezilla/Clonezilla image backup tools are better suited to that purpose IMO.
One reason I prefer Clonezilla.
Clonezilla image made years ago, still can be restored with the latest version of Clonezilla 
just add
sudo
at the beginning of each command line
yeah it work thank you 
Elevate terminal to root - Remember, Root is the Top level Directory /
sudo -i
Elevate /Home directory to root privileges:
sudo su
All these usb sticks can be recovered.
Do we have a tutorial for different methods to resuscitate USB memory?
No, i will do that tommorow
Ah, great.
Looking forward that
Now that is what I call music to my ears Michel. Hearing your going to do an in-depth tutorial on how to recover USB sticks from their DOOM, will be quite a fun read indeed.
Make sure to include a few pictures, cause when I read, if its all 100% text, things get blurry and my eyes go crosseyed. So, pictures help to balance between text and and beauty.
Alright, I agree with FrenchPress, I'll be looking for that, but tag me in it anyways at the bottom to insure I don't miss it.
I still need to find a way for linux.
