Big_Pc_Man


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Posted: Jan. 15 2008,23:48 |
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Let me get this straight. Are you saying a new file is created called /etc/skel/whatever if a new release file is overwritten by a backup restore?
Regarding the new release post: -------------------- Change Log:
* Changed French default keytable from fr to fr-latin1 * Fixed .dfminfo for pppdial, pon, poff needed missing sudo * Recompiled and reinstalled ndiwrapper. * Updated some icons
Files likely in your backup: .jwmrc .dfminfo --------------------------- So would the procedure be to simply compare the above mentioned files to the backup files if present and if no changes are found use the original backup tar with confidence?
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