Quote Originally Posted by ventrical View Post
@grahammechanical

My assumption then is that when an apt-snapshot is mv, mounted and renamed (as in the directions of my previous post) that snapshot will become root '@' then the GRub portion is also restored and also that the snapshot process is capturing the Grub Boot menu also.

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This appears to be a wrong assumption because I have not been able to replicate it after following the proceedure as set out. It appears that _if_ there is a btrfs partition with a saucy install and then another ext4 partiton (created at the same time the btrfs partiton was created) gets an install of saucy (or other) it will wipe out the btrfs info from the GRub boot loader. Even though all the files are there , @ ,@home, there seems to be no way I know of yet to successfully restore that install.