cert-backup =========== A script that stores the given certificate onto a backup partition for the case of full restart (eg. data wipe). Call with list of files to store or remove. Each file to remove must be preceded by -r. For example, to add files /etc/a and /etc/b and remove /etc/c and /etc/d, you'd call it as: ./cert-backup /etc/a /etc/b -r /etc/c -r /etc/d In addition to -r, a file name may be prefixed with -x. In such case, the file is extracted from the backup, not stored. As with -r, -x modifies behaviour for only the single following file.
Michal Hrusecky
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Basically autodetection of BTRFS based system depended on it being mounted as root which is not a case in rescue system.
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