Ben Barrett wrote:
Hey sure thing. You might want to read through most of
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Linux-Complete-Backup-and-Recovery-HOWTO/
although it is a bit outdated now, not a whole lot changes.
Zowie reference. And detailed, omagod.
As noted before & elsewhere, be sure to test your recovery process or
else don't bother making backups :)
Only experience so far on the pc side has been with ghost images--and
yes, an integrity check is a nice heartache preventive. I smile when I
remember all the images I burned to the cheapest ritek dvd's I could
find--only to discover there's a reason why they're cheap.
All this was SO much simpler on the miggy side, when all you had to do
was just use a directory tool like DOpus and lharc or lzh everything on
your boot drive to another HD and then save it somewhere safe--none of
this registry rigmarole.
Woops, I'm waxing winderz again... Don't shoot me I'm only the piano
player.
Again, thanx Ben for your thoughtful attention,
m
Have fun & report back, I'm
always curious to know what's worthwhile out there on the bleeding
edge... starting to feel like an old fart here ;)
~ben
On Dec 16, 2007 2:40 PM, dooger watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Kool. Thanx Ben,
m
Ben Barrett wrote:
rsync - archival
tar and gzip/bzip2 - bundling & compression
ssh - secure transport
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