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Originally Posted by geekmaster
If something goes wrong, you really should have a backup copy.
From ssh, do
dd if=/dev/mmcblk0p1 of=/mnt/us/mmcblk0p1.bin bs=1024
to save a backup copy to the USB Drive.
Then copy it to a host PC.
You should do that before anything COULD go wrong. It would make fixing it much easier.
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Very cool. So you can do a 'dd' restore from that image just like you would on a Linux machine, and it will simply overwrite all you might have hacked/screwed up? Although, if so, and if you were to 'restore' via USBNetwork hack, or a Launchpad script, or a Kindle terminal, wouldn't an error occur due to the fact that you will be removing the hack to allow it to work, all in one command?