When booting I am offered the choice of which of the five files to use. fd64saveKen.bak is a copy of fd64saveKen.ext4 and I see no difference when using it than when using fd64save.ext4. My plan is to move this file to my backup storage device but I thought it might be instructive to see what is inside it.
If I boot up as usual with my fd64saveKen.ext what commands can I use to mount this backup file at /mnt/data? Last edited by superchook on Thu 11 Apr 2019, 00:08; edited 1 time in total
what commands can I use to mount this backup file at /mnt/data?
Code:
mount -o loop /mnt/home/fd64saveKen.bak /mnt/data
assuming the file is in /mnt/home, or you could rename it fd64saveKen.bak.ext4 or maybe fd64saveKen.bak.4fs. It will then mount automatically if you click it (but not to /mnt/data.) At least Puppy will automount the file if clicked, not sure about fatdog, I'm running a pup at the moment. Last edited by williams2 on Wed 10 Apr 2019, 17:40; edited 1 time in total
Posted: Wed 10 Apr 2019, 17:38 Post subject:
Re: How can I mount a savefile in Fatdog64-800?
In addition, you can mount an unmounted savefile by just navigating with ROX to the savefile location and clicking the savefile icon. It will be mounted on an automatic path, not /mnt/data. If you click the icon again the savefile will be unmounted. "filemnt" is the shell command that performs the mounting/unmounting. _________________ Fatdog64-810|+Packages|Kodi|gtkmenuplus
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