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Hi, |
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I have to old (technical identical) harddisks formerly used for backup |
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purposes. They contain each a different set of files -- the |
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partitioning is identical. Both disks are nearly filled. |
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The harddisk in my PC has more free space (they contain a totally |
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different system than the old disks!) |
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Rsyncing both disks against each other so they will conatin the same set of files |
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afterwards may fail, cause the free space is limited. |
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Is there a way to rsync old disk "A" against old disk "B" *BUT* store |
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the files in question on the disk in my PC? |
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(and do the same thing but with disk "A" and "B" reveresed?). |
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The result of this hassle should be one old disk containing all |
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(needed) files of the sum of "A" and "B" with not needed files |
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removed by hand *after* the rsyncing. |
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Or there a totally different way to acchieve this? |
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Thank you very much in advance for any help! |
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Best regards, |
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mcc |