[Futro S300] Save OS to another CF card

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[Futro S300] Save OS to another CF card

Postby abdou31dz » Sun Oct 19, 2008 12:21

Hi


I wanna save OS from my futro s300 from compact flash 256 MO to another compaq flash 1 Go, how to make this?

thanks

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Re: [Futro S300] Save OS to another CF card

Postby abdou31dz » Tue Oct 21, 2008 2:45

UP.....help me pleaseeeeeeee

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Re: [Futro S300] Save OS to another CF card

Postby Alexander FTS » Tue Oct 21, 2008 20:48

Never tried this. The only thing you could do is inserting the CF card in a card reader. Than copy all files into a folder. Insert the empty card and copy the files back.

Just try it.


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Re: [Futro S300] Save OS to another CF card

Postby abdou31dz » Tue Oct 21, 2008 22:31

I try it,it don't work...

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Re: [Futro S300] Save OS to another CF card

Postby abdou31dz » Thu Oct 23, 2008 14:41

UP....

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Re: [Futro S300] Save OS to another CF card

Postby taher » Thu Feb 26, 2009 17:31

If you have Linux, you can do this. Remember the CF must not be mounted or else you'll screw up.

Clone the whole CF to an image. Assuming the CF reader is /dev/sdc:

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dd if=/dev/sdc of=my_cf_backup.img bs=1024


And clone the image back to the new CF:

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dd if=my_cf_backup.img of=/dev/sdc bs=1024

This clones the MBR and everything, thus you'll be using 256MB of your 1GB CF.
Then, reclaim the rest of the space making more partitions or growing the existing ones. You can use gparted/qparted/parted, present on many Linux Live CDs.


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