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Backing up your work
2 years 10 months ago #289393
by RyanB
Backing up your work was created by RyanB
I've installed Linux CNC, got things up and running, installed some other linux programs to make life a little easier, but I am completely aware that a mistake would take me back to square 1.
Since I am fairly new to linux in general, I'd like to save the entire system on a second drive, having 3-5 saves back, so if I do screw something up I can just go back to when I did have it working. How would I go about this?
Since I am fairly new to linux in general, I'd like to save the entire system on a second drive, having 3-5 saves back, so if I do screw something up I can just go back to when I did have it working. How would I go about this?
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2 years 10 months ago #289394
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Backing up your work
You just need to save the contents of the linuxcnc folder under your home directory.
If you do have a failure, reinstall linuxcnc from the ISO downloads and reinstate your linuxcnc folder.
I just save a snapshot to google drive from time to time
If you do have a failure, reinstall linuxcnc from the ISO downloads and reinstate your linuxcnc folder.
I just save a snapshot to google drive from time to time
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2 years 9 months ago #289505
by Serg452
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Replied by Serg452 on topic Backing up your work
linuxcnc folder will not save linux settings, it is better to make a copy of the diskSince I am fairly new to linux in general, I'd like to save the entire system on a second drive, having 3-5 saves back, so if I do screw something up I can just go back to when I did have it working. How would I go about this?
clonezilla.org/downloads.php
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