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#!/bin/bash
# to install 
# python 2.7 above 
# install http://code.google.com/p/gdata-python-client/
# install http://code.google.com/p/googlecl/downloads/list
# 
# once the above pacakges are installed you should be able to run the following 
# you will have to authorize this machine before you can sucessfully run the same. 
google picasa list-album > FILENAME
# 

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# install fsarchiver
# In Fedora/RedHat system's :: yum install fsarchiver sfdisk dd 
# In Debian/Ubuntu System :: apt-get install fsarchiver sfdisk dd 

DEVICE_TO_BACKUP=/dev/sdb # assuming /dev/sda is where you have booted ur primary OS
mkdir ./backup_with_fsarchiver # create a directory
cd ./backup_with_fsarchiver # enter into newly created directory
# only get the first 512 bytes  # read mbr in wiki for more details
dd if=$DEVICE_TO_BACKUP of=mbr count=1 bs=512 
sfdisk -d $DEVICE_TO_BACKUP > partition.sfdisk