On Thursday 31 October 2019 00:13:14 Gene Heskett wrote: > Greetings all; > > I find I need to recover two directory trees in /home/pi, from a pi3, > preferably from the last full backup available from that pi3. > > I haven't installed ANY amanda on the pi4 because in previous debian > 10 installs, the pi4 crashed about 2 seconds after the server touched > it. That was an am64 install, where the install is now a raspbian 10.1 > in armhf flavor. > > If I can recover those 2 directories, I'll then have the latest config > to run this big lathe, which had some improvements I'll need > eventually. > > So, here on the server, what sequence to I run, to pull those 2 dirs > out to scratch pad disk, were I can then move them back into position > on the rpi4. Its been several yonks since I last used amrecover. > Once I get that stuff restored, I'll try installing the repos > amanda-common an client to see if it crashes on an armhf install. > The repo list's: > pi@rpi4:~ $ sudo apt list amanda amanda-* > Listing... Done > amanda-client/stable 1:3.5.1-2+b3 armhf > amanda-common/stable 1:3.5.1-2+b3 armhf > amanda-server/stable 1:3.5.1-2+b3 armhf > And AIR this is a patched 3.5.1 here on the server. > > The first command I'll need is a listing of all the backup of "picnc" > that do exist in the 60 day history I have here. > By carefully following the amrecover man page I managed to get that done. Now I need to run linuxcnc and find out what won't work on the new install. This will be fun, NOT. > > > > Cheers, Gene Heskett
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