User case:
I have an SD card that I back up to an external harddisk. On the same
machine, however use a number of GNU/Linux distributions.
If I back it up from the same distribution repeatedly, without any
change to the SD file system, no file is processed as changed - that's
the way it should be.
If I reboot into another distribution, and run the back up there, it
will mark all the files as changed, and copy all the data to the backup
directory - clearly wrong.
Why is this? I'm not sure what's causing this - seems to be distribution
independent, simply boot into some other distribution and its
rdiff-backup thinks all the files have been modified. Why?
How can I have it not do this and process the files as unchanged?
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