On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 2:37 PM, scar wrote:
> Thanks. I'm just running another full backup now so i'll look into the
> timestamps next time i need to do a backup.
>
> too bad such a crumby filesystem is the most compatible between various
> operating systems...
>
With the ntfs-3g driver for lin
Thanks. I'm just running another full backup now so i'll look into the
timestamps next time i need to do a backup.
too bad such a crumby filesystem is the most compatible between various
operating systems...
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All th
Op 20110926 om 20:49 schreef scar:
> Martin Simmons @ 09/26/2011 11:10 AM:
> > Any particular types of file?
> >
> > Check the ctimes (ls -lc).
>
> most of the files are homemade audio recordings... mp3, wav, and flac.
>
> the ctimes don't show any modification either.
I'm not sure if fat32 rea
Martin Simmons @ 09/26/2011 11:10 AM:
> Any particular types of file?
>
> Check the ctimes (ls -lc).
most of the files are homemade audio recordings... mp3, wav, and flac.
the ctimes don't show any modification either.
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> On Sun, 25 Sep 2011 15:15:00 -0700, scar said:
>
> i've got an external disk that is formatted fat32 which makes it easy to
> transfer files between macs, PCs, and my linux workstations. i've
> defined a backup job for it that i run manually. i plug the disk into
> my linux workstation wh
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i've got an external disk that is formatted fat32 which makes it easy to
transfer files between macs, PCs, and my linux workstations. i've
defined a backup job for it that i run manually. i plug the disk into
my linux workstation which is running t
