bshure
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9 years ago I run without the "1" on sdb1
Here's my cron entry: umount /dev/sdb1;umount /dev/sdb2;printf 'yes\n\n' | /home/pi/bin/rpi-clone sdb >> /home/pi/logs/backup.log 2>&1
Open scargill opened 9 years ago
bshure
commented
9 years ago I run without the "1" on sdb1
Here's my cron entry: umount /dev/sdb1;umount /dev/sdb2;printf 'yes\n\n' | /home/pi/bin/rpi-clone sdb >> /home/pi/logs/backup.log 2>&1
So I have a Pi2 with external usb hd - all working perfectly - I decided to give this a try to back it up as the hard drive really is overkill.
I put a usb SD 16gig in - and it reported as sdb1. I ran the script
sudo rpi-clone -f sdb1
and it noted the formatting wasn't right and offered to fix that by initialising the drive- I agreed. It then complained it could not stat /dev/sdb12 - no such file or directory. Not sure what sdb12 is supposed to be.
it said the device apparently does not exist - did I specify it correctly?
Anyway, it THEN went on to say that /dev/sdb1 is initialised and resized - and gave the right size....
But then i got an attempt to read a block form the filesystem resulting in short read while trying to open /dev/mmcblk0p2 - could not find valid filesystem (the hard disk is EXT4 if that helps)....
It then asked me for a label..... and I gave it "Backup1" without the quotes.
At that point it said no such file or directory while trying ot open /dev/sdb12
It asked me if I wanted to proceed with the clone - I said yes, and... mount: special device /dev/sdb12 does not exist... and it bombed out.
Any thoughts other than cutting my wrists?