SD Cards do occasionally fail...
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@bearer said in SD Cards do occasionally fail...:
i find this very usefull https://github.com/wilriker/rfm for backups without removing the card.
Would love to use this. Is this Linux only?
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@Leav said in SD Cards do occasionally fail...:
Is this Linux only?
afaik wilriker provides builds for win/mac/linux, and sources in go so you could built it for whatever go runs on
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@CaLviNx Nice, didn't cross my mind... Cheap too, seeing 5 for $40.
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@bearer Good call on this script, messed around with it last night.
BUT - DWC should have a Backup-All and a Restore-All function.
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@Kolbi said in SD Cards do occasionally fail...:
BUT - DWC should have a Backup-All and a Restore-All function.
I'm not gonna disagree, but the development team is pretty limited and when the community provides good alternatives I'm OK with other features given priority by the developers (but thats just my opinion)
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@bearer
Yup! I'm just bad at navigating GitHub.
[Releases page](link url)
@Kolbi said in SD Cards do occasionally fail...:
BUT - DWC should have a Backup-All and a Restore-All function.
@bearer said in SD Cards do occasionally fail...:
I'm not gonna disagree, but the development team is pretty limited and when the community provides good alternatives I'm OK with other features given priority by the developers (but thats just my opinion)
I agree with both of you. Perhaps there is a middle ground? is it possible to contribute to the project?
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@Leav I've taken a look at the repository...
@bearer suggestion is solid, and it does work. I've combined that with cron on my home server and it is looking good.
I guess the way I see it is that the assumed mechanics to do a system backup, as suggested, are mostly existing but at this point in time it's a bit past my current skill set and available time to learn it. -
@Kolbi click "Select All" check mark on list of files. Right-click, choose download.
It's not one step for all, but at least it's one step for each area.
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@Leav said in SD Cards do occasionally fail...:
is it possible to contribute to the project?
"of course" most of the code is under various repositories under https://github.com/Duet3D/ and you can submit pull requests
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@gnydick Thanks much, this is what I normally do.
