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I need to use a Live Linux CD to boot into a box and backup the data off of it. It's a SCO Unix box and I want to know if there are any Live Linux CD's that read vxfs file system types? I tried DamnSmallLinux, Gentoo, Ubuntu, SLAX and Knoppix, but none read the file type. Is there anything out there that can read this (even if there exists a Live SCO CD)?
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I need to use a Live Linux CD to boot into a box and backup the data off of it. It's a SCO Unix box and I want to know if there are any Live Linux CD's that read vxfs file system types? I tried DamnSmallLinux, Gentoo, Ubuntu, SLAX and Knoppix, but none read the file type. Is there anything out there that can read this (even if there exists a Live SCO CD)?

Are there any live Linux CD's that read vxfs?

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