> 
> Allan is right. Differentials should do something pretty close to what you
> need. A differential backs up data that changed since the last
> lower-numbered backup. A full is level zero. So create a schedule called
> "Level 9" with a full on the day of the week you want and level 9 on the
> other days. Then create another called "Level 5" with a full and level 5.

But even the differentials will be against the later full, not against
each one respectively (which is what the OP was wanting).

If files changed between the two fulls, the differential won't back it
up with this method.

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