Yes, your previous settings are safe
Try this :
# systemctl stop kodi
# mv /storage/.kodi /storage/.kodi.new
# mv /storage/.http://kodi.new/.kodi.bak /storage/.kodi
# systemctl start kodi
Yes, your previous settings are safe
Try this :
# systemctl stop kodi
# mv /storage/.kodi /storage/.kodi.new
# mv /storage/.http://kodi.new/.kodi.bak /storage/.kodi
# systemctl start kodi
Uff, thanks a lot
for SD settings went back. To copy it to nand same use below? (or change to .kodi.new instad of.kodi.bak?)?
Then :
# systemctl stop kodi
# mv /storage/.kodi /storage/.kodi.bak
# cp -av /var/media/DISK/.kodi /storage
# umount /var/media/DISK
# systemctl start kodi
You can even delete .kodi.new, it contains "empty" settings.
Boot from NAND, and check where is mounted your sdcard (mine is mounted in /var/media/DISK) :
# mount
I think the same path
mqueue on /dev/mqueue type mqueue (rw,relatime)
configfs on /sys/kernel/config type configfs (rw,relatime)
/dev/mmcblk1p2 on /var/media/DISK type ext4 (rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec,noatime,data =ordered)
Indeed
You can then go on with these commands :
# systemctl stop kodi
# mv /storage/.kodi /storage/.kodi.NAND
# cp -av /var/media/DISK/.kodi /storage
# umount /var/media/DISK
# systemctl start kodi
Yes! Thanks a lot for your help! Now everything is ok and all setings are runing from nand.
You're welcome
Next build will certainly include the new "installtointernal" script, which will do the job (if wanted) :
"Do you want to copy your user data to internal data partition? [Y/n] "
That would be great for all I think. When I send instaltointernal i thought I will get whole system with my settings after booting from nand. So first when booted from nand it was panic my settings gone.
That is really great idea for new biuilts to make such script especially for newbies as me.
Anyway thank Fredouye for hel and kszaq for great work!