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As an additional safety measure I'm going to start backing  
up my system files to my Maintenance Partition.  I make  
daily backups; this is just an extra precaution.  
 
Here is my backup code.  Suggestions are more than welcome.  
 
    set bootdrv=G  
 
    :: Zip options:  -S include system and hidden files  
    ::               -r recurse into directories  
    ::               The default action is to add or replace zipfile entries  
 
    zip     syBackup.zip %bootdrv%:\CONFIG.SYS  
    zip -S  syBackup.zip %bootdrv%:\OS2\OS2*.INI  
    zip     syBackup.zip %bootdrv%:\OS2\DLL\dock*.cfg  
    zip     syBackup.zip %bootdrv%:\OS2\DLL\SCENTER.CFG  
    zip -Sr syBackup.zip %bootdrv%:\Desktop\*  
 
Should I include any other files?  Are my options okay?  
 
I can't figure out how to get zip to store the actual  
directory path to the files.  For example, CONFIG.SYS  
is stored without a leading \ so it won't unzip by  
default to the root directory.  I'd like to store the  
absolute path if anyone knows how to do so.  
 
- Peter  
 
 
 
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