[Oberon] FPGA - Save / Restore OBERON.FS
Tomas Kral
thomas.kral at email.cz
Fri Apr 14 08:00:26 CEST 2017
Hi Christopher,
Thank you, I have in the end resorted to:
$ dd if=/dev/sdc of=OBERON1.FS bs=1K skip=265K
count=65K
`System.Watch' reports 921 sectors used, so I tempted to try
$ dd if=/dev/sdc of=OBERON1.FS bs=1K skip=265K
count=921, instead.
Which goes very fast on RPI here.
Tomas
On Thu, 13 Apr 2017 20:43:16 +0200
Tomas Kral <thomas.kral at email.cz> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> EDIT, at the end
> EDIT(2), at the end
>
> Reading some earlier post by Paul Read, I look for `dd' syntax to save
> and restore my work on uSD card.
>
> Providing
> uSD card is formatted as 256MB FAT + 65MB OBERON.
>
> Restore my work indexed as `1' may work like this,
> $ dd if=OBERON1.FS of=/dev/sdc bs=1024 seek=262145
>
> By how about saving the work first,
> $ dd if=/dev/sdc of=OBERON1.FS bs=1024 skip=262145 count=???
>
> What count should I use?
> `System.Watch' may give a clue, but does not seem exact.
>
> EDIT, correction
>
> I could also use a fixed value of the whole 65MB Oberon partition, but
> not sure if below is correct
> $ dd if=/dev/sdc of=OBERON1.FS bs=1024 skip=262145
> count=$((65*1024))
>
> EDIT(2), correction
>
> Reading `dd' manual, allows for suffixes,
> $ dd if=/dev/sdc of=OBERON1.FS bs=1K skip=265K
> count=65K
> Correct?
>
> Many thanks.
> Tomas
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