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Originally Posted by entodoays
3. Disable drive automount by opening a terminal and typing
Code:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.media-handling automount false
This will avoid all the partitions being mounted when you connect.
4. At this point connect the USB cable to your computer.
5. Do a full backup of the faulty Reader. I used Ubuntu's Disks application by selecting the drive on the list, click the two cog wheels icon (top right of the screen) and select Create disk image. Make sure you get a 2Gb .img file. See http://justpaste.it/2qxi.[/LIST] |
I'm running ubuntu-18.04.1-desktop-amd64 from a live usb, T1 running firmware 1.0.05.11130, rooted with rupor-minimal.
I have problems with the part 3, i enter the code in terminal and connect the T1 to the pc, but Disks application shows nothing like the picture posted, show PRS-XXXX in the left and in the right all the partitions, i cant backup all at once as a whole, only separately, maybe the terminal code is outdated?