Open paolotremadio opened 5 years ago
Not really, sorry; I don't know much about this stuff. If the backup drive has more free space than is in usage on the pi then it seems like it should be fine... it's a direct transfer so it shouldn't take up any additional space.
It looks like there are at least two possible issues: 1) the partition table is a bad format (dos/fat) that it doesn't like, and 2) it's having trouble mounting to /mnt/rpi.img/
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Good luck. If you figure it out, please post pack in case it helps someone else in the future!
The imagesize can be reduced, the backup has to fit into the image, that will be sufficiant. The last recent verion has an -s option which will allow you to set the size of the image file.
bkup_rpimage start -c -s 8000 /backupimagefile
will create a imagefile of 8000m. and perform the backup. It will NOT be checked if the backup will fit into the image! As a rule of thumb you should give additional 1000m to the information from df -m to be safe.
On the other hand: the imagefile is a sparse file, so the size is only relevant if the file is copied to a filesystem not supporting sparse files.
Hi,
I have a 64gb SD card in my RPI with just 5gb in use. I also have an USB memory stick attached of 16gb (pretty much all free).
When I try to run
/apps/bkup_rpimage/bkup_rpimage.sh start -c /media/sd/rpi.img
, this is what happens:Any clue about how to fix this issue?