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other:win10wsl [2022/08/31 11:47]
jypeter [Creating a backup of a Linux installation] Improved
other:win10wsl [2022/08/31 11:52]
jypeter [Creating a backup]
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   * Export the specified Linux installation to a //tar// file:   * Export the specified Linux installation to a //tar// file:
-    * You should export to a directory or external disk where you have //enough// space\\ e.g. The tar file for a [[other:​win10wsl#​base_installation|newly installed and updated]] ​__Ubuntu ​20.04.5 ​LTS__ is ~1.G Gb+    * You should export to a directory or external disk where you have //enough// space\\ e.g. The tar file for a [[other:​win10wsl#​base_installation|newly installed and updated]] ​//​Ubuntu ​20.04.5 ​LTS// is ~1.G Gb
     * You should use a detailed enough file name for the tar file\\ e.g. WSL_<​Linux_Distribution>​_<​Distribution_Version>​_<​User>​_<​Date>​.tar     * You should use a detailed enough file name for the tar file\\ e.g. WSL_<​Linux_Distribution>​_<​Distribution_Version>​_<​User>​_<​Date>​.tar
-    * Example: ''​wsl --export Ubuntu C:​\Scratch\<​your_login>​\WSL\WSL_Ubuntu_20.04.4_LTS_stdu_22-08-29.tar''​+    * Example: ''​wsl --export Ubuntu C:​\Scratch\<​your_login>​\WSL\WSL_Ubuntu_20.04.5_LTS_stdu_22-08-29.tar''​
  
     * If you are not going to use the backup tar file right away, you can optionally compress it in order to save some space     * If you are not going to use the backup tar file right away, you can optionally compress it in order to save some space
other/win10wsl.txt · Last modified: 2023/12/06 13:24 by jypeter