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For example, I have Arduino IDE installed.

Some of the software is installed outside of the package manager.

Does this mean that including these folders in the back-up copy of the root file-system is sufficient by itself to restore the software in the event of corruption (without the need for reinstallation)? " Further, I have read that the built-in package manager will add files in a standard location, such as /usr/lib or /opt. I have read that "everything is a file in Linux. This software is time-consuming to install. I have software like GNU Radio installed from the software repository with the built-in package manager on Raspbian (Buster).But will it work to restore installed software? I can use the rysnc tool to backup and restore my work (documents, images, scripts, etc.) without a problem. Restoring a file or directory is the part that I am most comfortable with.When it comes to restoring from the backup, I have a few points that I struggle with and seek clarity upon. I can see that rsync clones the directory structure on my SD card. Sudo rsync -aAHXv -delete -exclude-from=/home/pi/rsync-exclude.txt / /media/pi/PI_BACKUP/īased on the excellent stackexchange post by here. I have started using the rsync tool to backup data from Raspberry Pi's SD card.