On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 11:19:15AM -0400, Harvey Chapman wrote: > On Aug 24, 2009, at 10:20 AM, CHEN Cheng wrote: >> >> Another way to do backup can be `git', which manages Linux kernel >> (300MB+), >> although far less than 2Gb, but it's fast. > > In my case, git wouldn't be an option. My directories are already under > source control. My make process tar-gz's the directories to speed up > builds. Other projects that need those directories, just pick the TGZ files > they need and uncompress them into a common directory. I use them to build > small embedded Linux filesystems. I was just looking for a way to keep the > directories expanded for source control, to archive them as part of the > build, and finally, to get make to update the archives whenever the files > change. I think the $(shell find...) approach will work for me since my > files are rather small (~11 MB). > Agreed. It really depends what you need.
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