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<p>Ddxfish moved page <a href="/wiki/Raspberry_Pi_-_Complete_SD_Card_Backup" class="mw-redirect" title="Raspberry Pi - Complete SD Card Backup">Raspberry Pi - Complete SD Card Backup</a> to <a href="/wiki/SD_Card_Backup_-_Raspberry_Pi" title="SD Card Backup - Raspberry Pi">SD Card Backup - Raspberry Pi</a></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>This is a command that lets you make a COMPLETE image of any raspberry Pi sd card. You will need to do this from a linux PC (not the raspberry pi) so you will need to shut down your pi for a bit.<br /> *Stick the Pi SD card into your main PC running linux<br /> *make sure you have free space enough to backup the entire size of the card<br /> *this will put the image in your home directory in the file rpifull.img<br /> *this backs up the boot loader, and every 1 and 0 on the card<br /> *find the name/location of your card (/dev/sdc) and replace below. Use the &quot;df&quot; command<br /> umount /dev/sdc1<br /> umount /dev/sdc2<br /> dd if=/dev/sdc bs=1M of=~/rpifull.img<br /> <br /> You can now zip this file if you want to reduce disk space used by it:<br /> bzip2 -k9 ~/rpifull.img<br /> [[Category:Raspberry Pi]]</div>

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