Look into doing something like:
tar -clzvf /home/somedir/My_backup.tar.gz /*
The "-l" ("el" not "one") option will keep tar from trying to move off
to another filesystem. You might want to leave off the -z from the
options to skip compressing the archive (name it My_backup.tar then).
You've got a
Hi!
On Fri, Mar 30, 2001, JACKSON, DEAN wrote:
> Right I have just spent the last 3 evenings building a debian server (much
> to my fiancés disgust)
> it has 2 hard drives a 2gb and a 18gb all the system files are mounted on
> the 2 gb(sda1) /home is mounted on the 18gb(sdb2) (swap is sda1)
>
Right I have just spent the last 3 evenings building a debian server (much
to my fiancés disgust)
it has 2 hard drives a 2gb and a 18gb all the system files are mounted on
the 2 gb(sda1) /home is mounted on the 18gb(sdb2) (swap is sda1)
what is the easiest way to back up the system files (2gb s
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