| dreamcarrior  
 
 
 
 
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|  | Posted: Nov. 05 2007,00:30 |  |  you know? you can backup essentially anything and everything in DSL either with your usb thumb drive or hard drive. The point is to what degree you would like it to be done.
 For example, if you separate your data in another HD partition, you can "mount --bind " your partition to a directory using /etc/fstab every time you boot up your system.
 Like this,
 /share/share/html       /var/www/html           none    bind            0 0  # when it is in a different directory
 /dev/hda8                 /var/www/html           ext3    defaults       0 0  # when it is in a separate partition
 
 Or you can include the directory in your .filetools and save all your data in usb thumb drive. boot time include restore=sda1 (for usb drive or whatever drive you are using). Remember, depending on the size of your data, this could take long for your to backup and restore.
 
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 1.. Dell 700m
 1.8GHz, 2GB RAM, 100GB HD, Fedora 4, Gnome
 2. P-4 3.06 GHz, 3GB RAM, ATA160GB HD, SATA 500/500 GB RAID1, Fedora 6, Gnome
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