How to detect?


Hi group,

I'm writing a script to do backup. how can I make sure the destination
media is not the current hard drive or media that script is running on?

Need to use a command to control this and avoid transfering files to
the local hard drive. It must be either a second hard drive or a
different media such a host or cd and ...

Any advice?
Thanks,

.

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