[xubuntu-users] Backup and restore to larger hard disk
Os Maleus
os.maleus.73 at gmail.com
Fri Dec 2 15:30:38 UTC 2011
Hi Alex!
I am using Linux Xubuntu since 6 months meanwhile. The backup I am managing
with rsync. Thus, it can't be that hard to manage with that.
For backup-ing Your home folder open the therminal and tipe in:
rsync -avb --progress --backup-dir=[trac to Your folder where You want to
save the changed or deleted files --log-file=/var/log/[a name You prefer].log
--del --exclude .gvfs --exclude Cache --exclude .cache --exclude .thumbnails
/home/[usrname]/ /media/[where You want to have all Your stuffs]/
For explanation:
rsync -avb --progress --backup-dir --log-file --del ... see the manual
--exclude .gvfs ... files of the gnome-virtual-file-system, which cannot be
copied - similar to teh media file system
--exclude Cache --exclude .cache ... self-explaining
--exclude .thumbnails ... not necessary for a backup
/home/[usrname]/ ... is the source folder
/media/[where You want to have all Your stuffs]/ ... is the aim-folder
Backup of the system:
sudo rsync -avb --progress --del --backup-dir=[where You want to have Your
deleted or changed files] --log-file=/var/log/[just like You name it].log --
exclude=/sys --exclude=/proc --exclude=/media --exclude=.ecryptfs --
exclude=/home / /media/[where ever You want too have it backed up]/
On Friday 02 December 2011 12:00:32 xubuntu-users-request at lists.ubuntu.com
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> Date: Fri, 2 Dec 2011 08:50:26 +0800 (SGT)
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> My hard disk is running out of space for Xubuntu 10.10. Is there a software
> to use so that I could backup and restore to a larger hard disk?
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