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I believe I have not offended you in the first person, then by this impression, I apologize .. I believe that if a user asks a specific question on a forum he deserves a concrete answer and does not wander ... the question was clear and yes talk about backup, you can't answer that only some users need this option, you could have written that you don't know but that there would be this other option or that you know and explain it, so you have closed all hope to a new user looks at a new image and even specified it ... this is the official openpli forum or am I wrong?

Per H9 la procedura per backupsuite è già stata discussa qui su OpenPLI.org molto tempo fa. Quando leggevi i vecchi argomenti qui su OpenPLI, lo avresti già saputo.

 

In breve, per la serie H9:

1. effettuare il backup con backupsuite

2. scarica OpenPLI 7 da OpenPLI.org e decomprimilo sulla chiavetta USB

3. Sostituisci i file rootfs.ubi e uImage nella mappa H9 sulla chiavetta USB con quelli appena creati con backupsuite

Thank you so much, you have been very ... given your kindness, you could also explain the procedure for h7, thanks in advance

OpenPLi doesn't have a full backup option built-in (as in a backup that produces an image file you can flash again). But there are plugins that can do that.

 

We believe it is (for virtually all users) pointless making a full backup, as all you need is your configuration, the rest can be restored by flashing the image again. You can find "Autobackup" in the setup menu, which provides exactly that. If you flash OpenPLi and an "autobackup" backup is found, on disk or on a USB disk, you are automatically prompted to restore it when the box boots after the flash.

No other image integrates an option for full backup, and it is always necessary to download a secondary plug-in, often in order to get a complete backup. On your server you have "backusuite" a plug-in that works for this purpose and that works properly. with other boxes that are not (ARM) .. You say that you need to download a non-integrated plug, and then a third party, but I don't think you are making it available and you don't even say what it would be. I seem to understand that your image is an "opensource" or maybe you want to make it become a paid service, as do some other teams that stupidly sell the image with integrated and armored modules? .. I'm using your image for the reason the friend wrote, but these are your intentions, abandonment immediately!

Tested with Backusuite, a classic procedure on the nib, often done with mips and always worked. It creates the main folder (h9) but only two files seem to have gone well, the others create them of about 1 kb each and therefore the backup didn't work. ..I think backupsuite was born for the mips structure and not arm, in fact my friends have problems with h7 too