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Date: | 2017-07-19 |
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Author: | VC Support, mailto:support@vision-comp.com |
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Table of Contents
This document explains how to create an image of a VC Z camera to be able to clone it on another camera.
There are basically 4 steps:
The necessary components are:
There are two possibilities.
start the rescue system on the receiving camera as described before in 3.
start an FTP server on your PC (for example FileZilla server on Windows). Put the file "mmcblk0p2.img.gz" on this server.
on the receiving camera run the command:
wget ftp://192.168.3.1/mmcblk0p2.img.gz -O - | zcat > /dev/mmcblk0p2
where you replace "192.168.3.1" with the IP address of your FTP server.