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On Thu, 27 Dec 2012 09:04:29 -0600 Jack Coats <jack at coats.org> wrote: > I did backups for a number of years. Mainly IBM's TSM on Linux, AIX, > Solaris, and various M$ versions. The basic scenario for M$Win TSM is awesomesauce. I use it at MIT for large-scale backups (where "large" is defined as "several tens of TB"). > restore was to install a very minimal install into a non-/Windows > directory. Add the TSM client. Restore everything, then reboot. It This is also the AIX, HP and SunOS process. Remember mini-roots on the SunOS swap partition? The problem with NTFS is backing up and restoring the permissions. TSM does this which is good and makes mini-root restores possible. Crashplan does not do this which makes mini-root restores difficult. Clonezilla (partclone) doesn't care since it's a block level image with some smarts. -- Rich P.
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