Delta-9

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Joined: May 2004 |
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Posted: Sep. 21 2004,15:00 |
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Yes, both of these suggestions will produce the desired result (tested yesterday). Funny, zzz.dsl is exactly what I used! However, I believe they merely work around some rather short-sighted design decisions in the construction of the various .dsl files which will limit their cross compatability and flexability.
I need to do some more research & testing to be sure, but I want to work within the "design plan" for DSL for the reasons that roberts cited on the prior page. I think backup/restore is really intended for non-static data on writable media. This, of course, includes config data but also requires a boot line argument. Additionally, stuff placed into backup.tar.gz is of no use to anyone else.
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