One solution:
As root:
# cd /
# find . -xdev | afio -o -Z filename.afio
xdev tells find not to go across a mount boundry, so you may have to
list several root s for find, i.e.
# find . /root /other/dir /somewhere/else -xdev | afio -o -Z filename.afio
Of course, there a many ways to do this, s
I've got a relatively small harddrive running Debian -- I could fit it all
on a CD-R, and I'd like to, frankly. I LOVE debian and my system now.
What's the recommended way of doing this. I fear that I'll backup crazy
stuff if I just tar the entire root directory --- isn't there some wacky
s
I've got a relatively small harddrive running Debian -- I could fit it all
on a CD-R, and I'd like to, frankly. I LOVE debian and my system now.
What's the recommended way of doing this. I fear that I'll backup crazy
stuff if I just tar the entire root directory --- isn't there some wacky
s
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