Cal Sawyer wrote:
2 lines with a whole load of quoted text.
Please bottom post, and when replying to a digest message - as a very minimum
reset the subject correctly and trim *ALL* unnecessary text.
> This sounds like a job for Relax and Recover:
>
> http://relax-and-recover.org/
Not one I'
Thierry Granier wrote:
> the "backup" is created on the source machine
> i don't see how to get this backup on the destination machine and how to boot
> on this machine (for this backup)
By specifying "user@address:path" you are telling rsync to copy the files ot a
remote machine - that's how
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I would add --numeric-ids and --itemize-changes. Up to you if you
need --xattrs or --acls.
Also, I prefer to do backups by filesystem so I would add
- --one-file-system and run one rsync per filesystem. This means you
don't have to exclude things li
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This is good info for backing up the MBR (which includes the partition
table).
However, if you are going to image a partition use either ddrescue
(does the same thing but has a status screen, can resume, and works
around read errors) or partimage (has
Hi TG,
You can keep an up-to-date copy of the files/folders/pipes/etc. in the
100GB space using rsync, but not a true clone of the partition.
To get a true clone of the boot partition, you'd need to boot from a
rescue CD, mount the other machine's 100GB space and dd the boot
partition device to
Thierry Granier wrote:
> i have a machine A with 2 disks 1 et 2 running Debian Jessie
> on 1 is the system and the boot and the swap
> on 2 different partitions like /home /opt ETC.
>
> i have a machine B with 1 disk running kali-linux and 100G free
>
> Can i clone the disk 1 of machine A o
Hello
i have a machine A with 2 disks 1 et 2 running Debian Jessie
on 1 is the system and the boot and the swap
on 2 different partitions like /home /opt ETC.
i have a machine B with 1 disk running kali-linux and *100G free*
Can i clone the disk 1 of machine A on the 100G free on machine B w
