13th Sep, 2014, 11:02 AM
30th Aug, 2015, 02:08 AM
(13th Apr, 2014 07:43 PM)mk01 Wrote: [ -> ](for anyone willing to try just re-clone XBian with xbian-config by specifying filesystem type in front of block device name - for instance:
fs2:/dev/sda2 will clone to sda2 and use fs2 filesystem, ext4:/dev/sda2 will use ext4 - XBian is completely universal in system setting files - no other changes are needed - only cmdline.txt of course)
Hello,
i am not quite sure what do you mean by "re-clone with xbian-config" could you please explain a bit? I've ended up in that "blue" Confing screen where the 6th option is "Xbian copier" unfortunately when i use that i get error "can't prepare destination filesystem". Or did i miss something and there is another way?
I'd like to have the second partition on ext4 instead on btrfs due to a multiboot environment.
Source: /dev/mmcblk0p2
Destination: ext4:/dev/sda2
Note: /dev/sda2 is a second partiiton on my USB disk and it is a linux partition
Thank you in advance for your reply
//EDIT: Ok i figured it out. It needs to be unmounted first. Then it works
