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I have all my files (pics, documents, my GNUCash save file, CV etc) on an external drive. I just plug it in when I need to.
I then have a backup of this drive on another external drive.
How do I add new files, remove deleted files and update modified files on the backup drive?
If I simply copy and paste then anything new will be added to the backup... this is good! But anything I delete from the files drive will remain on my backup drive. Everything else will have to be re-written to my backup drive to so I can make sure the modified files (such as the GNUCash save file or my CV/resume) is backed up.
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