#!/bin/bash
# This script backs up a USB key to a disk image.

#
# == Explanation ==
# The first part sets a number of variables used by the "heavy-lifting"
# script.  More details noted in said script.  Basically this lets you
# create many similar scripts (say, for each of your USB keys) without
# having to copy and modify all of the work-horse code.  Also, when you
# figure out a better way to make the magic happen, you only have to
# modify said code in one place, and all of your scripts can use it.
#
# The second part is what sucks in and runs the work-horse code.
#


# Set volume-specific variables
sourceName=CHIPMUNK;
backupName=CHIP_BACKUP;
diskImage=~/DataFiles/BACKUP/Key_CHIPMUNK_backup.sparseimage;


# Include core backup script
if [ -e ~/Scripts/backup_CORE.sh ];
	then source ~/Scripts/backup_CORE.sh;
	else echo "Core backup script could not be found.";
fi