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Sometimes you need the security of having a clone of your SD card in case things go bad. Here's how to do it! Full article on JetsonHacks: wp.me/p7ZgI9-3aa
0:15 Careful Icarus!
0:51 Getting Started
1:33 Identify SD card on Host
3:38 Save SD card image to Host
4:46 Identify new SD card on Host
5:46 Restore Drive
6:35 Testing on Jetson - all is well
In the video, we use these types of SD cards and backup drives:
SD Cards we use:
SanDisk 64GB Extreme: amzn.to/30DFzzu
Samsung EVO 64 GB micro SD card: amzn.to/2Z39qBc
Disk Drives for backup:
USB Drives:
SAMSUNG T7 Portable SSD 500GB: amzn.to/3gFBxw8
Western Digital 8TB (other sizes available): amzn.to/2ZLSijf
Seagate 8TB (other sizes available): amzn.to/2OLXtZW
Items in the video:
Jetson Xavier NX Developer Kit: amzn.to/3cyrZAP
Western Digital NVMe SSD: amzn.to/3fGWjeN
Samsung NVMe SSD (faster): amzn.to/2ZcdtLk
iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit: amzn.to/2S02rmz
Jetson Nano: amzn.to/3a5PiSn
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