Redo Backup & Recovery
What happened?
Years ago, the domains redobackup.com and redobackup.org briefly lapsed. This was seized upon by opportunists who re-listed our original domain name for 4,000.00 USD. We registered redorescue.com instead, and as of version 2.0, new releases are titled Redo Rescue, though we continue to provide support and host resources under the Redo Backup name on the official SourceForge project page and other platforms.
To be clear, Redo Rescue is not a fork of Redo Backup. It is the same project, released by the same authors, with an updated title.
Where can I find it?
All official releases of Redo Backup and/or Redo Rescue (from its inception in 2010 to today) can be downloaded from the official SourceForge project page. The latest source code (for versions 2.0 and later) is hosted at GitHub. More information about the project and its features can be found at the project website.
- Home: http://redorescue.com/
- Download: https://sourceforge.net/projects/redobackup/files/latest/download
- Source: https://github.com/redorescue/redorescue
Related projects
- Rescuezilla: After years without a new release, the source code for Redo Backup 1.0.4 (released in 2012) was forked in 2019, and many long-standing bugs that affected this version were fixed. Rescuezilla's lead maintainer offers outstanding support (even extending to users of past releases of Redo Backup!) and has many ambitious features slated for inclusion, including the aim of becoming a drop-in replacement for Clonezilla. If Redo doesn't suit your needs or you are seeking a more feature-complete solution, we highly recommend checking out Rescuezilla.
Source for older releases
Official source code tarballs for versions 1.0.4 and prior are available for download from SourceForge.
In addition, the Rescuezilla project also maintains a meticulously reconstructed Redo Backup and Recovery source code archive with extensive information about past releases which it describes as "far more than simply a mirror of the source code".