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Step 1: download script '''https://github.com/Ken-Vamrs/rockpi-toolkit/blob/master/radxa-rbuild-backup.sh''' | Step 1: download script '''https://github.com/Ken-Vamrs/rockpi-toolkit/blob/master/radxa-rbuild-backup.sh''' | ||
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About How to flash image. please refer to https://wiki.radxa.com/Rock5/install | About How to flash image. please refer to https://wiki.radxa.com/Rock5/install | ||
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+ | Any question, please send email to support@radxa.com |
Latest revision as of 12:32, 9 June 2023
HOW TO BACKUP LINUX OS
This page provides a easy way to copy the current system os to other board. (It just supports linux os now)
Step 1: download script https://github.com/Ken-Vamrs/rockpi-toolkit/blob/master/radxa-rbuild-backup.sh
Step 2: execute the command
sudo ./radxa-rbuild-backup.sh -o /path/ (path: where you want to place the backup image)
Step3:
After step2,The backup image will be ready in the /path/ folder, then you can use the image to flash other board,
About How to flash image. please refer to https://wiki.radxa.com/Rock5/install
Any question, please send email to support@radxa.com