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2015-05-09
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@ Poland
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# gunzip -c /path/to/backup.img.gz | dd of=/dev/sdX
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2015-05-12
, 03:16
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@ India
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Got some following questions:
1. Is it better to clone whole drive disk, or all partitions alone?
2. How to prepare tablet to do a thing? I mean, when it's on, and the os is up will it be possible to clone entire drive? I'm not even sure if I can mount system partition under Linux PC. Should I run my
770 in flashing mode?
3. If Im not wrong, after I have cloned the hd in order to get it back to the device I should use:
# gunzip -c /path/to/backup.img.gz | dd of=/dev/sdX
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2015-05-12
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@ From my Gabriola Island hermitage, near the Edge of the World
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#5
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backup, clone, nokia, partiton, tablet |
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I couldn't find related post to my questions.
In odrer to keep my devices working when repositories go down for good, or any other bad thing will happen I would like to make images of (For example my Nokia 770) all partitions that will include:
-System partiton (With installed programs, settings etc)
-Home partiton
-RS-MMC Card.
Is there a software that will do that? If so, how to do it? And finally how to use those images to "flash" tablet with them?
My point is to install new os on my device, download and install needed software, make device suitable for me and than make image (clone) of partitons.
If something goes wrong and my device will need flashing I would like to have already prepared os (With apps and so) to install it directly to the device.
Step-by-step would be nice, but I can work with anything.