Timeshift(1) | General Commands Manual | Timeshift(1) |
NAME¶
Timeshift -- A Linux application that provides functionality similar to the System Restore feature in Windows and the Time Machine tool in Mac OS
SYNTAX¶
timeshift --check
OPTIONS¶
- --list[-snapshots]
- List snapshots.
- --list-devices
- List devices.
- --check
- Create snapshot if scheduled.
- --create
- Create snapshot (even if not scheduled).
- --comments <string>
- Set snapshot description.
- Add tags to snapshot. (default: O)
- --restore
- Restore snapshot.
- --clone
- Clone current system.
- --snapshot <name>
- Specify snapshot to restore.
- --target[-device] <device>
- Specify target device.
- --grub[-device] <device>
- Specify device for installing GRUB2 bootloader.
- --skip-grub
- Skip GRUB2 reinstall.
- --delete
- Delete snapshot.
- --delete-all
- Delete all snapshots.
- --snapshot-device <device>
- Specify backup device. (default: config)
- --yes
- Answer YES to all confirmation prompts.
- --btrfs
- Switch to BTRFS mode. (default: config)
- --rsync
-
Swith to RSYNC. (default: config) - --debug
- Show additional debug messages.
- --verbose
- Show rsync output. (default)
- --quiet
- Hide rsync output.
- --scripted
- Run in non-interactive mode.
- --help
- Show all options.
NOTES¶
- 1) --create will always create a new snapshot.
- 2) --check will create a snapshot only if a scheduled snapshot is due
- 3) Use --restore without other options to select options interactively
- 4) UUID can be specified instead of device name
- 5) Default values will be loaded from app config if options are not specified
EXAMPLES¶
October 9, 2022 |