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Trinity Rescue Kit (TRK) is a free and open-source Linux distribution with a command-line interface. TRK was designed for deployment as a live CD or live USB. The author of TRK, Tom Kerremans, includes in the distribution various third-party software utilities for repairing damaged files, recovering data, resetting passwords, detecting computer viruses, and disk cloning.〔Alison Diana ''(Trinity Upgrades Linux Rescue Kit )'' InformationWeek, 17 August 2010 11:09 AM〕 TRK is especially equipped for repairing common problems in Microsoft Windows and Unix-like operating systems.〔jack.schofield: The Guardian ''(Technology: Ask Jack...Endless reboot )'', 28 June 2007〕〔Podnutz ''(Episode 52: Trinity Rescue Kit )''〕 To reduce disk space required, TRK uses a bespoke help command, trkhelp, instead of the man pages typical of Linux distributions.Preview build 396 was released in March 2014.〔 A fork of TRK called Mango (MAssive Network GhOst) was released by Juan Carlos Pineda, modified to simplify cloning computers.〔 ==History== Starting in 2001, after creating a bootable DOS-based CD of proprietary software for offline operations (named "The Vault"), Belgian developer, Tom Kerremans decided to create a free bootable Linux CD.〔 The purpose would be to include free tools that could help rescue a Windows installation that was being problematic. Binaries and scripts from other distributions inspired the Trinity Rescue Kit. Sources included Mandriva 2005 and the Fedora Cores 3 and 4. The startup procedure and methods, and many scripts, are custom-made for Trinity Rescue Kit. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Trinity Rescue Kit」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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