backup restore to other slot like 1 ( h7s )

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    On my H7S, I occasionally do a back restore from slot one to any of the other slots when I want to experiment and make changes without affecting my original in slot one. I am using openvix (latest), but it worked on earlier versions.

    Edited once, last by lespat ().

    Its simple press Menu > Standy / Restart > Recovery Mode > System will reboot to boot Image selection Menu.

    Press Bootmenu Select Flash local image and select the backup image you want from images folder on hard drive.


    Then select which Partition you wanto to recover image to.

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    Its simple press Menu > Standy / Restart > Recovery Mode > System will reboot to boot Image selection Menu.

    Press Bootmenu Select Flash local image and select the backup image you want from images folder on hard drive.


    Then select which Partition you wanto to recover image to.

    i mean in openpli image

    there is not recovery mode i n menu

    i use backupsuite and only to slot 1 i can restore backup image

    mayby i am wrong ?

    Well I don't even use openpli but I installed it to see if you press menu > standby / restart > Multiboot image selector

    and you see Boot to Recovery Menu.


    When in recovery Menu you select Bootmenu and then you have options of what type image you want to restore.


    I normally select flash local image then you select where images are on hard drive select on then it should go to screen with choice of 4 linux partitions and you select the one you want to flash.

    i just zip BackupSuite directoty ( hdd> fullbackup_h7>directory of backup )

    than put it to hdd> downloaded_images as*.zip file

    rename to xxx-zgemmah7-DATE_usb.zip

    and in menu>setup> install image> downloaded images restore where i want


    btw

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    is it possible to return to slotu1 when the image from another booted slot is damaged and did not start

I mean without using telnet or uploading via usb

    greets

    Edited 2 times, last by azaz1 ().

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