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pibackup
Raspberry Pi backup & restore tool – create, shrink and compress
pibackup is a portable 64-bit backup and restore tool with a graphical user interface (GUI), designed for Raspberry Pi and similar Linux systems. It supports live backups of running systems as well as offline image creation from inactive drives, providing safe and flexible restore options. Unlike typical SD card tools, pibackup is optimized for large storage devices like SSDs and HDDs, while still working seamlessly with smaller devices. It backs up the first two partitions of any storage device and enables selective restoration. ... -
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Install embedded Linux on SD or eMMC
Script to make partitions, format and install embedded Linux files.
This is a Script to make partitions, format and install embedded Linux files. The tool uses the Kconfig to set up the partitions size, format and files to be installed on a USB Drive or eMMC memory. The same Kconfig used by Linux Kernel and Buildroot (menuconfig, xconfig or gconfig). After defines the configuration, just run the Script to install your Linux Image. The Script was made to run on Debian 8 or similar distribution. The Script depends on the follow packages: parted and dosfstools
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