Depending on the backup method used in raspiBackup you should choose the right filesystem on your backup partition. Following table lists the different filesystems per backup method.
: not possible,
: limited,
: possible,
: suggested
Attention
There exists now a complete new raspiBackup documentation that replaces all raspiBackup documention on this website.
Local backup partitions
Any backup partitions connected locally to the system. I.e. USB disk, USB SSD or USB stick
| dd | tar | rsync | |
| fat16 |
(2GB Limit) |
(2G Limit) |
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| fat32 | |||
| exFat | |||
| ntfs |
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| ext2/3/4 |
Remote backup partitions
Any backup partitions accessed from remote. I.e. smba/cifs or nfs.
| dd | tar | rsync | |
| smb/cifs |
Works if you use a loop device. See here for details. |
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| nfs |
ACLs are also saved if you use a loop device. See here for details. |


