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| | included in the fileset. Doing so would create |
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| | a recursive backup wherein the backup would be |
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| | The exact fileset you use will vary somewhat depending |
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| | on how you've laid out your directory tree and |
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| | just what you want included in your image, so use |
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| | 3. Save the resulting ``.tar.gz`` (tarball) file somewhere |
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| | it can be retrieved later when you want to image another |
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| | machine. This can be a network server, a USB drive, |
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| | a DVD or whatever makes sense in your environment. As |
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| | disseminate this document without charge, so long as you do so without |
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tundra
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on 14 Mar 2008