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=== Subvolume '''@''' ===
This is the subvolume where your '''complete manjaro system''' will reside. It is mounted at "/" in your filesystem. You may take snapshots of this subvolume to secure a running manjaro system. When something bad happens, you are able to rollback to one of the snapshots, (or to restore one of the external backups of a snapshot) '''without changing your data''' at /home.

=== Subvolume '''@''' ===
This is the subvolume where your '''complete manjaro system''' will reside. It is mounted at "/" in your filesystem. You may take snapshots of this subvolume to secure a running manjaro system. When something bad happens, you are able to rollback to one of the snapshots, (or to restore one of the external backups of a snapshot) '''without changing your data''' at /home.

Subvolume @

This is the subvolume where your complete manjaro system will reside. It is mounted at "/" in your filesystem. You may take snapshots of this subvolume to secure a running manjaro system. When something bad happens, you are able to rollback to one of the snapshots, (or to restore one of the external backups of a snapshot) without changing your data at /home.

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	This is the subvolume where your '''complete manjaro system''' will reside. It is mounted at "/" in your filesystem. You may take snapshots of this subvolume ~~(or backups with send/receive)~~ to secure a running manjaro system. When something bad happens, you are able to rollback to one of the snapshots, or to restore one of the backups of ~~this subvolume~~ '''without ~~loosing~~ your data''' at /home.		This is the subvolume where your '''complete manjaro system''' will reside. It is mounted at "/" in your filesystem. You may take snapshots of this subvolume to secure a running manjaro system. When something bad happens, you are able to rollback to one of the snapshots, (or to restore one of the external backups of a snapshot) '''without changing your data''' at /home.