Robin
I was asking ElCuarteador
No problem. That was not clear to me from your wording.
But I wondered already how you all of the sudden could have forgotten how to navigate from /
🙂 🙂 🙂
Btw, I’m not completely convinced whether the the target drive actually must be mounted with write access for the user like I had suggested, or whether write access for root is enough, since this snapshot tool asks you for your sudo password when started from Control Centre. So I conclude, the snapshot will be written by root anyway. But what should be clear to ElCuarteador is, that the drive (filesystem on a partition) must not be mounted in readonly mode, which is pretty common for internal drives on antiX live. Use mount=all boot parameter to overcome this trap easily.
Windows is like a submarine. Open a window and serious problems will start.