Ghost for Linux, comes as a bootable CD. You may need to spend a little $ on an adapter to etiher put a laptop drive in a desktop system or a USB cage for the laptop drive. I'd go the USB cage route, that way you can use the (now) old drive as a backup device. Just ghost back onto it 
http://freshmeat.net/projects/g4l/
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