Gerhard wrote regarding 'Re: [PIC] CVS for PIC development' on Mon, Jan 16 at 09:35:
> But no, you would not only back up what changed, you would back up all
> files that changed -- including the history parts that didn't change. (Say
> you change a character in a 100k file, you'd still back up the 100k file.)

If you used something like svnmirror as your backup system, you would
technically only "back up" the changes, as the only new information
that's stored on the mirror / backup is the difference.  It's not real
clear here what the purpose of wanting incremental backups is, but if
it's conservation of bandwidth or storage space, mirroring the svn
repository (whether with svnmirror, rsync, xcopy, or something else)
is probably the way to go.

Or use svk - http://svk.elixus.org/

--Danny
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