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Download and Writing CD

SystemRescueCD is very easy to run. Just download the ISO file, write it to a CDROM, and boot it.

See the link below to download with your favorite browser or download the SystemRescueCD ISO image with wget, a simple and reliable download tool.

Type wget -c address in a console. If there is a problem with the download,
try again with -c, and it will continue. Here is a win32 version of wget .

Download final stable version for i486/amd64 (default choice)

Stable x86: SystemRescueCd-x86-1.5.8 (261 MiB)
Release date: 2010-07-09
Download Sourceforge download
Changelog Changelog for x86
md5sum a805785eae4699ae2b4b04e8abdc6b1b
sha1sum 0c2e75b36d9cab333a3cbb9beabc914e355ecd66
sha256sum ddeb50fc28730bc8562f49f8fdaee6a2965948efab70ed142e4d40327790695b

You may also want to download old versions (download links and md5sum)

Beta/unstable versions

Beta versions are available too. If you want to test the latest features/updates, or just need it, you can test next version and help us debug new features.

Download final stable version for SPARC (Sun architecture)

Stable sparc: SystemRescueCd-sparc-0.4.0 (83.1 MiB)
Release date: 2007-09-30
Download Download now (Changelog)
md5sum 74a319bada9e2888ebfff6dcfc925017
sha1sum 3019e97b44403550f21d391024bc062187ffa6c7

Testing the downloaded file

To confirm that the download was successful, you should check the MD5 checksum of the file. Type md5sum path/to/file. md5sum is available at md5deep. This is an improved version. Here are the binary for Win32, and the sources for Linux.

sha1sum is a more secure than md5sum to hash files. This program is a part of coreutils for linux and there is also sha1sum.exe for win32.


Writing the ISO image file to a CD:

On linux use wodim or cdrecord. First: cdrecord -scanbus to get the identifier numbers of your device.

Then: cdrecord dev=x,y,z -v systemrescuecd-x86-x.y.z.iso in a console.

On Windows use software such as Nero or download ImgBurn which is free.

Installation on an USB stick

If you are interested in installing SystemRescueCd on an USB stick, you must download the CD-ROM version of the rescue disk, and copy several files yourself, as explained in the manual. Thus, there is only one file to download for both CD-ROM and USB versions of SystemRescueCd.

Online documentation

Reading the Quick Start Guide is recommended if it is your first time using SystemRescueCd. It's also available in German, French, Spanish, Italian. You may also be interested in the Complete documentation for more details.

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