Reload.sh is a tool to reinstall, restore and wipe your system from the level and in the place of the running GNU/Linux distribution (without cd-rom, flash and other). Via SSH, without rebooting.
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How it works?
Set your archive with system backup to restore:
_build=”/mnt/system-backup.tgz”
Set path to temporary system (optional):
_base=”/mnt/minimal-base”
If you do not specify this parameter, the temporary system will be downloaded automatically.Set path to main system disk:
_disk=”/dev/vda”
Run reload.sh:
./bin/reload.sh –base “$_base” –build “$_build” –disk “$_disk”
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