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Old 09-19-2013, 02:10 AM   #571
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Andy, if you have a working internet connection on your test machine with Kubrick, I can establish an SSH account on my server for you.
That would allow you to export the images/files to that server with a simple command (from Kubrick console):

Code:
ssh -i /media/cdrom/kubrick/resources/ssh_keys/id_kdebrick root@192.168.15.244 'dd if=/dev/mmcblk0p1' | ssh andy@<my_server_address> 'dd of=mmcblk0p1.img'
I can also prepare a modified version of getkernels that would be able to operate from Kubrick and upload the kernels to my server. You would execute it like this:

Code:
ssh andy@<my_server_address> 'cat getkernels' | bash -s
Or I can put everything in a single script:

Code:
ssh andy@<my_server_address> 'cat getall' | bash -s
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