How to Backup and Restore the Linux File System - Timeshift Tutorial

How to Backup and Restore the Linux File System - Timeshift Tutorial

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Will Prince
Will Prince - 06.11.2023 22:20

Thanks a lot, not that long ago I reinstalled my OS for third time since I switched to Linux on my main PC in May or June, second time would be enough had I set up Timeshift snapshot before, now I'm correcting that mistake.

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Mike Klegin
Mike Klegin - 03.11.2023 06:14

Will this get everything from grub/boot and full root or is this just a ~/* sort of thing. Im about ready to mess around with my nvidia drivers

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Lam rof
Lam rof - 31.10.2023 23:28

1. Can time shift make the flash drive bootable?
2. What kind of file system do you create on the flash drive?
3. What is the command you use to start timeshift in the flash drive?
4. Can you restore on the same broken file system or do you have to use another partition to restore?
5. How do you read MISC?

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PJ
PJ - 29.10.2023 06:46

Does you solution work with Fedora 38 too?

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Drake Mallard
Drake Mallard - 28.10.2023 23:25

Great Video, even 3 years later :-) May you pls consider doing a backup and restore video on Fedora using btfrs?

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Entertain N Motivate
Entertain N Motivate - 28.10.2023 12:11

while creating snapshots will it format external drive? Becoz i already have some files in my external harddisk and i want snapshot to be one of the file among that, instead of formatting my external harddisk by replacing whole external harddisk into snapshot

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Mark Bennett
Mark Bennett - 24.10.2023 22:29

I had a Debian system where I had backed up my entire system using Timeshift. One day an update screwed it up so that I could not boot up anymore. I tried restoring just like you did. Unfortunately, it just didn't work. It gave me an error on boot up that I could not fix. Our IT expert at work spent some time trying to help me, but eventually gave up. I ended up reinstalling Debian only to have it happen again after updating. So I switched to Ubuntu and it has been fine ever since.

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MusikweltKB
MusikweltKB - 24.10.2023 17:59

great video and a very detailed explanation! Keep going, bro :)

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Bilal Qaiser
Bilal Qaiser - 18.10.2023 07:25

Thankyou

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Daniel C.
Daniel C. - 11.10.2023 03:17

I wonder how many people are here after breaking the system completely and having to reinstall... Definitely not me... lol

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Albert Jimenez
Albert Jimenez - 09.10.2023 09:15

IMPRESIONANTE! Very thanks.

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Rc24
Rc24 - 22.08.2023 21:04

Does it restores the wallpaper on the desktop as well? Or does it backup the .config .cache and .local??

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wikan wiratmoko
wikan wiratmoko - 20.08.2023 16:53

andalan...

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p johnson
p johnson - 16.08.2023 01:15

I just used timeshift and i got a terminal login ttyl. can't seem to restore correctly. 😢 and it broke my install. Pressing ctl + f1 through f8, does nothing, reinstalling grub, does nothing.

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Dave
Dave - 15.08.2023 03:42

amazing tutorial your video should be at the time of the "TimeShift" search not 3rd or 4th.

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Rev Lugria
Rev Lugria - 13.08.2023 13:59

thank you!

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HailToTheKing
HailToTheKing - 29.07.2023 21:15

What is BTRSF?

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jrcintron
jrcintron - 05.07.2023 04:22

Dude! 'Minalicious'?? What's that?
Miscellaneous... Come on dude😂

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Jeff Seely
Jeff Seely - 24.06.2023 02:06

Great tutorial and thanks for the time and effort creating it. I have only been using Timshift for a few months and it has already saved my bacon. It is sweet! Alternatively, I had been using Rescuezilla and it creates more of a baremetal backup solution. It wont do any incremental backups and it takes a while longer than timeshift but it'll save you depending how and when you perform the backup. Along with it, I cron'ed an rsync of the home directory. Frankly, this this method is a littler more difficult for the new guy and I tend to gravitate toward the KISS principle (Keep it simple...). Timeshift is about as simple as it gets. I highly recommend it! Some guys like the good ol dd command (Disk Destroyer). We don't get to take second bets with the dd command and I have shot down my drive with that one before...🤣

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