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08/12/2014 - Raspberry Pi
How To Backup Raspberry Pi SD Cards
The Raspberry Pi is a great little machine for all kinds of experiments, but since it's often pushed to its limits, it's nice to have backups around. Blogger Matthew Hoskins shows how to backup, restore, customize, and clone your Raspberry Pi SD cards right on the Pi itself.
Easily Backup and Clone Raspberry Pi SD Cards
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