NAME
	Gnetic - Tool for clone computer and make backups

SYNOPSIS
	gnetic FUNCTION [ -d, --device DEVICE ] [ -f, --file FILE ] 
    [ -a, --address CLIENT-IP-ADDRESS ]  [ -m, --max-hosts NUMBER ] 
    [ -w, --wait SECONDS ]   [ -q, --quick ]
    [ -b, --broadcast BROADCAST-IP ]  [ -n, --no-data ]
    [ -g, --grub_install /BOOT-PARTITION ]

DESCRIPTION
	Gnetic is a tool for create and restore backups.
	Also lets you clone computers over the network.
	You can make computer copies using a direct connection between two 
	machines (Point-2-Point), or using the "link mode", that create a 
	chain of nodes that sends information like a bus-topology net. 
	With this method, theoretically you can clone up to 64 computers 
	(or as many you specify) at same time that 1 or 2.

	You also can to make copies "on the fly", sending information 
	directly to the net without create a system image before.
	Of course alwais there are the traditional option of create a system 
	image and restore it locally.

OPTIONS
	General options:
	-d, --device		The device on work
	-f, --file			The file on work
	
	-a, --adress		Client IP addres (p2p mode)
	-m, --max-hosts		Max number of links
	-w, --wait			Time in second while server wait 
						the answer of links (default 5 seconds)
	-q, --quick			No progress bar
	-b, --broadcast		It specifies the broadcast direction
	-n, --no-data		Don't send data, only partition table.
	-g, --grub-install	Install grub without performing any other operations.
	
	Specific  options:
	Gnetic receives two groups of parameters:
	For local use: (Imply the use of -d and -f)
	-c, --create		Create a disk or partition image.
	-r, --restore		Restore a disk or partition image.

	For network use: (Imply the use of -d or -f)
	gnetic supports two ways to network use:
		Point-2-Point connection:
		-S, --p2p-server	Send your data (this option imply -a).
		-C, --p2p-client	Receive sender's data.
		
		Link mode connection:
		-s, --sender-mode	Sender, send its data.
		-l, --link-mode		Receiver, reveive sender's data.
		In link mode, there are only one sender and various links.

MORE INFORMATION
	You can find the complete documentation of gnetic in the link below:
	http://gnetic.nongnu.org/using.html

AUTOR
	Gnetic was writed by Jesús Burgos <jburmac@gmail.com>
	with the help of Joan Lledó <joanlluislledo@gmail.com>

				3-5-2008