#!/bin/sh
# This DOES work with the Zsh (which is the only shell
# on my emergancy boot/root disk).

# Required:
#	afio (2.3.6-dpg-1 or higher), gzip
# Optional:
#	test (required if it's not a shell builtin)

# Function to prompt for possible restore and maybe do so
AFIO ()
{
  local foo

  echo -n "$1 ($2 in $3) restore, \"go\" to continue, other to skip: "
  read foo
  if test "$foo" = "go"; then
# If the archive is damaged, you should add the -k flag to afio.
# You could tell afio they're floppies, but that's much slower!
#    afio -ivxFZ -b 1024 -s $2 $3
    afio -ivxZ -b 1024 $3
  fi
}

# This is where I mount my normal root fs from the backup fs.
cd /mnt/root

AFIO home 720k /dev/fd0
AFIO . 1440k /dev/fd0
AFIO home/ftp/pub 1440k /dev/fd0
AFIO "X11/TeX" 720k /dev/fd0
AFIO "man/info" 720k /dev/fd0
AFIO "emacs" 720k /dev/fd0