I'm using Udoo with Debian for Udoo and I'd like to create an image with everything I have installed etc, in order to use it with more Udoos, so that I don't have to install everything from scratch. How can I achieve that? Never made an image before..
Hey, you might want to use dd ...... 1) Get your sd-card out of the udoo and use a usb-sd-card reader 2) Use dmesg to figure out which /dev/sd{sd-card} was created after you've plugged in your reader 3) dd if=/dev/sd{sd-card} of=/path/to/my_image bs=1M NOTE: You need to be carefull with dd. Using something like dd if=/path/to/my_image of=/dev/sd{WRONG} is going to kill your linux-installation, when you want to duplicate your image on a fresh sd-card have fun, schnabelvieh
damn, didn't cross my mind it's the same process as installing an image to an SD card from your computer... I guess I can give the image any name I want...like in your example it my_image, plus I should (or not?) give it the .img extension? Lastly, if I want to burn that image to a new SD card, all I need to do is this Code: dd if=/path/to/my_image.img of=/dev/sd_card bs=1m right? (I usually use 1m at the end, not 1M - I'm on OS X) Cheers
