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root 72f9838f55 cleanup: Archive old complex scripts and documentation
- Move all old complex backup scripts to old_scripts/
- Archive previous documentation versions
- Clean up temporary files and debian packages
- Update README to focus on new simple system
- Keep only the enhanced simple backup system in main directory

Main directory now contains only:
- simple_backup_gui.py (GUI interface)
- enhanced_simple_backup.sh (CLI interface)
- list_drives.sh (helper)
- simple_backup.sh (basic CLI)
- SIMPLE_BACKUP_README.md (detailed docs)
- README.md (project overview)
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║ ✅ INTERNAL DRIVE RECOVERY COMPLETE ║
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Your internal NVMe drive has been fully configured and is ready to
boot independently!
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📋 WHAT WAS DONE:
1. ✅ Fixed /etc/crypttab to use internal-vg/home explicitly
2. ✅ Updated initramfs with new LUKS configuration
3. ✅ Reinstalled GRUB bootloader on internal NVMe
4. ✅ Created Ubuntu EFI boot entry (Boot0001)
5. ✅ Set boot order: Ubuntu FIRST in boot priority
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🚀 NEXT STEPS:
STEP 1: REBOOT THE SYSTEM
$ sudo reboot
After reboot, the system will use the internal drive's home
partition instead of the external one.
STEP 2: VERIFY CONFIGURATION
$ cd ~/Nextcloud/entwicklung/Werkzeuge/backup_to_external_m.2
$ ./verify_internal_config.sh
All 7 checks should pass after reboot.
STEP 3: TEST FULL INDEPENDENCE (Optional but Recommended)
$ sudo shutdown -h now
Then:
- Physically disconnect the external USB M.2 drive
- Power on the system
- System should boot completely from internal NVMe
- You should be able to log in and access all your data
STEP 4: RECONNECT EXTERNAL & CREATE BACKUP
After verifying internal drive works:
- Reconnect external drive
- Run the backup script:
$ sudo ./lvm_block_backup.sh
This will create a block-level clone of internal → external
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⚠️ ABOUT THE "RESET SYSTEM" MESSAGE:
The message you see BEFORE GRUB is from Lenovo BIOS, not GRUB.
To clear it:
• Press F1 during boot → Enter BIOS → Save & Exit (F10)
OR
• After 1-2 clean boots, it should disappear automatically
This is just a BIOS notification - your system IS bootable!
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📚 DOCUMENTATION:
All changes are documented in:
• INTERNAL_DRIVE_RECOVERY.md - Complete technical details
• BOOT_FIX_SUMMARY.md - GRUB bootloader fixes
• verify_internal_config.sh - Configuration verification
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🎯 CURRENT STATUS:
✅ Internal drive fully configured
✅ Boot order corrected (Ubuntu first)
✅ GRUB properly installed
⏳ PENDING: Reboot to activate home partition change
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💾 BACKUP STRATEGY:
Once verified, you'll have:
INTERNAL NVMe (nvme0n1) = PRIMARY SYSTEM
- Daily use
- Main operating system
- All your data
EXTERNAL M.2 (sda) = BACKUP/EMERGENCY BOOT
- Block-level clone of internal
- Bootable rescue system
- Emergency access if internal fails
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Ready to reboot? Run:
sudo reboot
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