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This actually copies the entire SD card anyway. To back up the entire SD card all that is require is to copy the Boot partition to an image file. One is the Boot partition and the other is an unnamed partition. The Raspberry Pi SD cards only have two partitions. I've already backed up Raspberry Pi System cards using Win32DiskImager so I've decided to try using the same method on the Jetson Nano Card. I sure hope this doesn't screw up my Linux computer! I don't want to overwrite the hard drive. It looks to me like I need to clone from sdb to sdc? Perhaps it already has some sort of internal backup ROM in it that it lists as an SD card? I have no clue what the sda with 4 partitions is on this computer.

Instead of cloning from a to b I should clone from b to c? Right?Īnd will this then clone all 12 partitions onto the new SD card? So should I just use the following command instead?

The Jetson Nano SD card appears to be showing up as sdb, and the new empty card appears to be showing up as sdc. In any case I have no idea what the first sda that has four partitions is. I guess this is just showing me that this SD card only has a single partition? Then when I plug in the blank SD card the following shows up It's like it's been broken up into 12 partitions.

#SD CARD CLONING SOFTWARE FREE WINDOWS#

This is pretty much the same thing I got on the Windows machine.

When I plug in the Jeston Nano SD card the following appear: To being with before I even plug in any SD cards my Linux computer already lists the following as supposedly already existing. Posted by: the drive sda onto drive sdb :

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