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| - | ==== Backing Up the Current APP Parition Image ==== | ||
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| - | To backup the current image of the Jetson, run the following command in the terminal of your Ubuntu host machine. | ||
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| - | - Move yourself into the directory where your Jetpack files are located | ||
| - | - Then run the following command to get to the flash program < | ||
| - | $ cd / | ||
| - | - Note: This command applies to the TK1 for JetPack 2.1. Location of directory ' | ||
| - | - Once in the directory ' | ||
| - | $ sudo ./nvflash --read APP clone.img --bl ardbeg/ | ||
| - | - This will create a clone.img file that is a clone of the image on your Jetson which you can use as a backup to a state when you know things worked or to distribute to other Jetsons. | ||
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| - | ==== Backing Up the Current Disk Image ==== | ||
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| - | To backup the current disk image of the Jetson, run the following command in the terminal of your Ubuntu host machine. | ||
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| - | - Move yourself into the directory where your Jetpack files are located | ||
| - | - Then run the following command to get to the flash program < | ||
| - | $ cd / | ||
| - | - Note: This command applies to the TK1 for JetPack 2.1. Location of directory ' | ||
| - | - Once in the directory ' | ||
| - | $ sudo ./nvflash --rawdeviceread 0 3849216 all.img --bl ardbeg/ | ||
| - | - This will create a system.img file that is a copy of the disk image on your Jetson which you can use as a backup to a state when you know things worked or to distribute to other Jetsons. | ||
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