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$ sudo gainroot (or ssh in as root)
# rsync -avz -e 'ssh -p <external IP port>' --exclude-from='rsync.exclude' / <me>@<external IP>:thepath/to/n900/backup/
Generally daily, then gets picked up by Mac Time Machine for backup.
I also use the built-in Backup once a week or so, to the removable card
Be careful with rm as there are non-relative symlinks in the N900.
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The first time was a pain since I had not backed up anything onto my PC or memory card.
The second time this morning was a lot less painful since I had backup on my memory card. It took about 20mins to restore contacts/ calendars/ apps/ settings all back to pre-reflash state.
I will try to backup to the memory card using Backup app and exporting contacts:
1. before installing any new app,
2. before powering down (if i can help it) or
3. once a week
whichever comes first. Is there any other way?
The question is what is YOUR backup routine? How often? When? and importantly HOW do you backup all the data on your N900?