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2008-12-10
, 19:35
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Use the Backup/Restore app you have pre-installed on your ITT. Navigate to your menu > Settings > Backup/Restore.
Then follow the on-screen instructions.
Last edited by tehforum; 2008-12-11 at 21:07.
Then follow the on-screen instructions.
Last edited by tehforum; 2008-12-11 at 21:07.
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2008-12-11
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nope, doesn't help at all.
I am rebuilding my system; not upgrading it.
I do not want to keep all the software I have now, and I want to reset the settings in other software. This is why I need to keep the data for each program individually.
I finished looking, and the two places I pointed to are those containing everything I need.
Problem solved.
I am rebuilding my system; not upgrading it.
I do not want to keep all the software I have now, and I want to reset the settings in other software. This is why I need to keep the data for each program individually.
I finished looking, and the two places I pointed to are those containing everything I need.
Problem solved.
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And it is cheaper, lighter and less consuming than an x86 laptop!
N800, Dell bt keyboard, platronics bt headset, boot from 16GB SD
USB host, Nexxtech powered USB hub, Startech USB2VGA2 display
And it is cheaper, lighter and less consuming than an x86 laptop!
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2008-12-11
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Don't forget /home/user/.* and /media/mmc? might contain data as well. If you have further questions ask for the specific application you want to retain settings of. In general, you either use Backup/Restore or you do it manually.
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I am looking for the location of the settings for various programs.
To be clearer: I am [finally] upgrading from chinook to diablo, and I want to keep all of my personal settings.
so far, I found:
/home/user/*
/usr/share/*
anywhere else I should look for?
the main programs I want to keep are canola and mytube. direct links to their settings can also help.
Thank you
N800, Dell bt keyboard, platronics bt headset, boot from 16GB SD
USB host, Nexxtech powered USB hub, Startech USB2VGA2 display
And it is cheaper, lighter and less consuming than an x86 laptop!