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[LUG] Borked system rescue plan

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Subject: [LUG] Borked system rescue plan
From: Daniel Robinson <manipula@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 20 Oct 2013 02:19:30 +0100
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Hey guys,

So I have a habit of braking my system usually just after I set it up just the way I like it.

I know Unix doesn't have the requirement of 'windows like' system restore and that a proper back up method is needed.

Could anyone in simple terms explain what I need to backup and how I recover from the backup when things go wrong. I have plenty of space to do regular backups if required.

I'm using Debian Jessie multiarch 32x64

Kind Regards

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