casper-snapshot - a simple script to ease persistence usage.

       casper-snapshot was written Marco Amadori <marco.amadori@gmail.com>.

       This manual page was written by Marco Amadori <marco.amadori@gmail.com>,
              for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

0.0.1                                           Thu,  28 Sep 2006                             CASPER-SNAPSHOT(1)

casper-snapshot Time (and BTS) will tell.

       Casper-snapshot is a script which can be used  to  build  the  right  types  of  persistent  image  files
       supported by casper. It is also used on exit by the casper init script to resync the boot-found snapshots
       devices.

       Debian Live project <http://live.debian.net/>

       casper-snapshot - a simple script to ease persistence usage.

-c,--cowDIRECTORY
              specifies  the input directory to be cloned in the image file.  Its default value "/cow" should be
              right for most uses. However it could be handy to specify "/home" and type ext2 for  the  type  to
              prepare an image file suited to be directly mounted by casper as home.

       -d,--deviceDEVICE
              sets  the  device where the media which the snapshot/persistence file/partition will be put. If it
              is not specified, a tmpfs will be used and linked to the user's desktop to move  it  where  it  is
              needed.  If  the  device  has no filesystem, an ext2 fs will be automatically created and labelled
              according to the values specified after the "--output" value or with a sane default.

       -e,--exclude-listFILE
              a file containing a list of filenames/paths that should not be saved. This exclude  list  will  be
              remebered on the target snapshot media for reuse.

       -o,--outputFILE
              the  filename/label used for the output file/partition. If left blank, casper-snapshot will search
              for a proper file on the device or use the whole partition.

       -r,--resync-stringSTRING
              internally used on resyncs.

       -t,--typeTYPE
              Type could be one of "cpio", "squashfs" or "ext2".

casper(7)

casper-snapshot  [-c|--cowDIRECTORY]  [-d|--deviceDEVICE] [-e|--exclude-listFILE] [-o|--outputFILE]
       [-t|--typeTYPE]

       casper-snapshot -r|--resync-string STRINGcasper-snapshot -h|--help
       casper-snapshot -u|--usage
       casper-snapshot -v|--version