> 1. "tar cvf var.tar /var/*" to have a backup of the current contents of
>/var.
> 2. "tar cvf home.tar /home/*" to have a backup of home.
Just make sure that there are no files or directories in /var or /home
that start with '.'. I made this mistake when I tried to backup a user
and lost all
Pedro I. Sanchez ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: I have two hard disks, /dev/hda and /dev/hdb. The latter has only two
: primary partitions assigned to swap and /home. I want to create a third
: partition in /dev/hdb and asign it to /var, which currently lives in
: /dev/hda in the same partition of /
Hello,
I have two hard disks, /dev/hda and /dev/hdb. The latter has only two
primary partitions assigned to swap and /home. I want to create a third
partition in /dev/hdb and asign it to /var, which currently lives in
/dev/hda in the same partition of / (no separate partition for /var).
I am thi
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