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Transfer Data to new SD Card?
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08-02-2012 11:58 AM
Hi --
I have a 16GB card in my NC and it's almost full. I am planning to buy a 32GB card. Does anyone know the best way to transfer my data from the 16GB to the 32GB? My computer has a card reader if that will help.
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08-02-2012 01:55 PM
Purchase or borrow a second card reader and copy from one to the other.
Emmc Dual Boot: CM 04/21/13 nightie, primary partition
B&N v 1.4.3 ManualNooter 5.08.20 Dalingrin's OC Kernal 09/01/11, alternate partition; 16 gb Sandisk uSD card, data
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08-02-2012 02:36 PM
Or,
1) Create a folder named "NCuSD" in a location you know on your PC/Mac.
2) Copy the files from your uSD to that folder on your PC/Mac. (Copy them so that you still have them.)
3) Copy them from that folder on your PC/Mac to the new uSD.
Peace,
Jeremy
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08-03-2012 01:03 AM
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08-03-2012 09:11 AM
Good thing your thinking! Where was my mind at I yesterday?? I forgot to mention formating with the NC.
Wonder what I forgot this morning? I still have about 3 1/2 hours yet to find out.
Emmc Dual Boot: CM 04/21/13 nightie, primary partition
B&N v 1.4.3 ManualNooter 5.08.20 Dalingrin's OC Kernal 09/01/11, alternate partition; 16 gb Sandisk uSD card, data
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08-05-2012 10:09 AM
BP, I still like your suggestion that the OP create a folder on their computer and make a copy of the content there - backup copies are good things ![]()
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08-06-2012 10:32 AM
Isn't that JinSC's suggestion??
But I will underscore the backup statement for any NC. I have Titanium Backup on a weekly basis, both from CM7 side and the B&N/ManualNooter side. The CM7 backup is filed into folder, separate from the B&N?ManualNooter backup, though both on the uSD card.
When I upgrade I do a CWM backup. But come to think of it, I wonder if that works with dual boot on emmc...? In other words, does CWM catch the alternate partitions?
Though I am getting off-topic, that is something I should look into. I have not performed a CWM backup lately.
Emmc Dual Boot: CM 04/21/13 nightie, primary partition
B&N v 1.4.3 ManualNooter 5.08.20 Dalingrin's OC Kernal 09/01/11, alternate partition; 16 gb Sandisk uSD card, data
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08-07-2012 02:19 AM
d'oh! Hadn't caught that it was Jin who'd effectively recommended the backup.