damianiw
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Joined: April 2005 |
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Posted: Aug. 10 2005,09:27 |
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| Quote (xorg @ Aug. 09 2005,11:26) | | Quote (cbagger01 @ Aug. 08 2005,12:37) | | I think the latest version of DSL will let you save files to your pendrive without being the "root" or SuperUser |
That's my experience too.
So Frugal install is just a normal install of DSL to whereever?
damianiw: where's autobackup? I didn't see that option. Using 1.4 from the pendrive (using toram option, too). |
DSL Automatically backups up to the place it restored from or where you have specified if you backed up from the DSL Control Pannel, this is called in the /opt/powerdown.sh script which I have modified to look like below:
| Code Sample | #!/bin/sh
# Put system command to perform upon system shutdown
# For example the following line is used to automate system backups
echo Unmounting Drives Specified in powerdown.sh
echo
umount /mnt/sda1
umount /mnt/hda1
echo
cleanMyDSL.sh
if [ -s /opt/.backup_device ]; then filetool.sh backup noprompt; fi |
The last line calls the backup, so I just umount anything I may have mounted that I may use for a backup.
Re 1.3 improved frugal, this still seems to have the same problem for me, I'll make anoter pendrive install run with frugal and let you know if I need to be root to save to it still incase any extensions I've added are conflicting or similar
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