Fix for FullBackup

[*Besmiri*]

28.10.2011 :

- Fix for FullBackup

unpack the attached file, put it to /usr/bin via ftp replacing the old one !!! Now the right data is copied to the stick and you can put your Backup back to your box without manually copy burn.bat to your USB-Stick

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FullBackup Plugin Gigablue SE


Hi, this backup plugin for the Full Gigablue HD800SE with Team RED Image! (not for the solo)

[scerazy]

It DOES work (according to this this post & I also "emergency" tested it on my unit) on openAAF as well (with a little mod or even better by hand using telnet session)

Only issue is that nanddump does NOT have -c option on openAAF image
But we do not need the kernel.bin at all (as it is the same as in installed image - which we have anyway!)

After all it is only a script:

#!/bin/sh
cd $1

FREESIZE=`df -m "$1" | tr -s " " | tail -n1 | cut -d' ' -f4 | sed "s/Available/0/`
if ! [ "$FREESIZE" -gt "128" ]; then
	echo "Das Backupmedium "$1 "wurde nicht gefunden oder freier Speicherplatz reicht nicht aus"
	echo "FullBackup wird beendet!!! Bitte Mountpoint eures Sticks überprüfen"
exit 0

		else
			rm -f $1/burn.bat > /dev/null 2>&1
			touch $1/burn.bat
			echo "macprog2 $2" > burn.bat
			echo "flasherase -all" >> burn.bat
			echo "flash -noheader usbdisk0:vmlinux.gz nandflash0.kernel" >> burn.bat
			echo "flash -noheader usbdisk0:rootfsn.img nandflash0.avail0" >> burn.bat
			echo 'setenv -p STARTUP "boot -z -elf nandflash0.kernel:"' >> burn.bat
			echo "boot -z -elf nandflash0.kernel:" >> burn.bat
			echo "Erstelle Burn.bat mit der Mac Adresse :  $2 ... "
			echo "Erstelle Full-Backup auf $1 ... bitte warten"
			echo "Dumping kernel ... bitte warten"
			/usr/bin/nanddump -n -o -b -c -f $1/kernel.bin /dev/mtd2
			chmod 777 $1/kernel.bin
			mv $1/kernel.bin   $1/vmlinux.gz
			mount -t jffs2 /dev/mtdblock0 /mnt/backup
			echo "Erstelle Image ... bitte warten"
			ddbrootfs -n -l -e131072 -d/mnt/backup -o$1/rootfsn.img
			echo "TeamRed "> $1/version.txt
			date >> $1/version.txt
			umount -f /mnt/backup
			echo "FullBackup erfolgreich"
		fi