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william99

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Posted: July 25 2007,18:46

is there any way to disable backup and restore temporarly.
the restore one u could use dsl norestore.
but for backup one can it be disable before the next reboot ?
(other than hit the reset button)

roberts

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Posted: July 25 2007,22:05

Use the control panel and backup/restore button then click None

DSL 4 has an option upon shutdown/reboot.

mikshaw

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Posted: July 25 2007,22:06

open up the backup/restore tool and clear out the listed device, or remove the device listed in (or delete) /opt/.backup_device

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william99

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Posted: July 26 2007,09:52

thx. i'm looking forward to dsl 4

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Posted: July 26 2007,15:36

Do the solutions offered in the above posts turnoff the automatic backup that occurs on shutdown or restart forever? In other words, disables the auto backup feature until a manual backup is requested again.

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