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       Backing up data on Linux and Unix is a beautiful thing. It's beautiful because 
       everything that you ever need is at the command line and can be easily scripted 
       and put in cron jobs.
       
       On my systems I basically use two things; tar and rsync. Sometimes I'll also do 
       whole disc clones using Clonezilla.  Clonezilla is a live CD distro that is 
       self explanitory when you run it.  Just make sure your destination disc is as 
       big or bigger than the source disc.  Clonezilla takes care of everything else 
       for you, it even backs up NTFS partitions.  I don't see the need to explain it 
       further.  There is plenty of documentation about it out there if you never used 
       a disc cloning program before.
       
       Anyway, below I put some files about using tar and rsync.  I'll add more 
       content in the future if need be. 
       
  TEXT Using tar to backup data.
  TEXT Using rsync to backup data.