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# Welcome to the Syssetup Wiki
This is a **work in progress**, please bear that in mind. This wiki will cover the basic usage of this program and any special notes I have up to this point.
This is a **work in progress**, please bear that in mind. If it breaks on you then you get to keep all the pieces. This wiki will cover the basic usage of this program and any special notes I have up to this point.
# Why was this made?

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# Notes May 28 2024
Well, I fixed the /etc overwrite issue I had. Turns out cp is just not the proper tool. I've added into the restore process install of rsync. Which is then used to handle restore of /etc. Making a final release now.
Well, I fixed the /etc overwrite issue I had. Turns out cp is just not the proper tool. I've added into the restore process a install of rsync. Which is then used to handle restore of /etc. Making a final release now. I will replace the rsync bit with something writen in straight up bash perhaps, but not at this ver moment.
# Notes May 24 2024

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* restore.*.bash - these are scripts specific to debian or arch
* bootstrap.wrt.ash - Specifically for OpenWRT, made specifically to be compatable with bustbox's ash shell. It will check for and if needed install bash before running the rest.
* syssetup.bash - The main program
* test.bash - Some file I was using to test something, you can ignore it
* verify.bash - Verification componet for making sure /etc gets put back