Recovery Partition - Possible?

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  1. Rohaq

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    I'm a Linux geek, and now fiddle around with my AA1 on a regular basis. Sadly, this sometimes results in me cocking up something, and having to run a restore from my USB drive.

    But it occurred to me that I have a 120GB HDD, and that the recovery routine takes up less than a gig: It would probably be a lot easier if I could just create a restore partition on the hard drive, and boot from that when I need to restore my installation.

    However I'm not entirely sure how to go about this. Can anyone offer any suggestions?
     
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