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Version: Relax-and-Recover 2.6 / 2020-06-17
Validation: SUSE_LINUX/15/i386
Submitted: Thomas Hauenstein <th69xx@t-online.de>, Germany
Date: 2021-03-15
Features: tar backup to external USB harddisk
Comment: We had to manually include btrfs subvolumes in local.conf with
BACKUP_PROG_INCLUDE; Rest of backup process worked out of the box;
Restore process: The default target disk proposed by rear recover
was the boot disk (same size as system disk that was archived) with
the backup file and rescue system on it. Without interfering
manually the rescue media is destroyed (We tested once and it
was...); Second attempt the target disk (empty, new ssd with
different size as original disk) was chosen manually during
the restore process and it finished with a bootable system without
any further problems;