Difference between revisions of "Power Suite Ubuntu x86/Image Manager/Image Deployer"
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= Steps = | = Steps = | ||
== '''1. Select USB''' == | == '''1. Select USB''' == | ||
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== '''2. Select image''' (internal or external) == | == '''2. Select image''' (internal or external) == | ||
* '''Internal''' | * '''Internal''' | ||
:: If success, will see image version. | :: If success, will see image version. | ||
− | :: [[File: | + | :: [[File:usbdploy_internal_info.png|1000x800px]] |
:: '''Note:''' Switch to backup subpage and check is system already backup or not | :: '''Note:''' Switch to backup subpage and check is system already backup or not | ||
:: [[File:internal_chk.png|1000x800px]] | :: [[File:internal_chk.png|1000x800px]] | ||
* '''External''' | * '''External''' | ||
:: '''Select "Other image" and Click Select File''' | :: '''Select "Other image" and Click Select File''' | ||
− | :: [[File: | + | :: [[File:usbdploy_ext.png|1000x800px]] |
:: '''Select recovery image description file(*.json)''' | :: '''Select recovery image description file(*.json)''' | ||
− | :: [[File: | + | :: [[File:usbdploy_ext_json.png|1000x800px]] |
:: '''If success, you will see the path like following.''' | :: '''If success, you will see the path like following.''' | ||
− | :: [[File: | + | :: [[File:usbdploy_ext_info.png|1000x800px]] |
== '''3. Finally, click "Create" to Start Making usb Image Deployer''' == | == '''3. Finally, click "Create" to Start Making usb Image Deployer''' == |
Revision as of 09:25, 8 May 2024
Contents
Brief
- Image Deploy is a function helps user make a rescue usb (with backup image)
- rescue image can select source internal image(hidden disk partition), or external image(system path)
Limitation
- USB size suggests equal to system used size.
- USB Deploy Rescue only Ubuntu system partition.
- Make USB Image Deployer Duration
Copy ~10G images with 3.0 usb, need 5~10 minutes.
Steps
1. Select USB
2. Select image (internal or external)
- Internal
- External