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-Here's a sample `README.md` file that explains how to use the `snap-slack` script, including how to create, manage, and adopt snapshots:
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# Snap-Slack: Btrfs Snapshot Manager with Elilo Bootloader Integration
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**Snap-Slack** is a Python-based utility for managing Btrfs snapshots on Slackware Linux. It provides functionality to create snapshots, manage existing snapshots, clean up old snapshots, and adopt snapshots as the new root subvolume. The tool also integrates with the **Elilo** bootloader, updating the configuration automatically to include snapshots.
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sudo installpkg /tmp/snap-slack-1.0-x86_64-1_SBo.txz
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```
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-This will install the script to `/usr/bin/snap-slack` and place the configuration file at `/etc/manage_snapshots/config.toml`.
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+This will install the script to `/usr/bin/snap-slack` and place the configuration file at `/etc/snap-slack/config.toml`.
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## Configuration
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The script reads its configuration from `/etc/manage_snapshots/config.toml`. You may need to edit this file to match your system's settings.
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-Here is an example configuration (`/etc/manage_snapshots/config.toml`):
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+Here is an example configuration (`/etc/snap-slack/config.toml`):
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```toml
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[snapshot]
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### Creating a Snapshot Before System Upgrade
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```bash
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-snap-slack create_snapshot
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+snap-slack create
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slackpkg upgrade-all
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```
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If your system has issues after a recent change, you can roll back to a previous snapshot:
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```bash
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-snap-slack adopt_snapshot --snapshot snapshot-20231015-123456
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+snap-slack adopt --snapshot snapshot-20231015-123456
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```
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This will set `snapshot-20231015-123456` as the new root subvolume.
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