Bash shell scripts that transform a Raspberry Pi (or any single-board computer running a Debian-based Linux distribution) into an inexpensive, fully-automatic, pocketable files backup device.
The project is based on the Little Backup Box created by Dmitri Popov.
- Copy
backup.sh
,install.sh
andremove.sh
to one catalog on your Raspberry Pi - Run
chmod +x install.sh
command to makeinstall.sh
file executable - Run
./install.sh
- You can remove
backup.sh
,install.sh
andremove.sh
files
- Go to
~/.backup-box
- Run
./remove.sh
- Boot the Raspberry Pi (LED:
heartbeat
) - Plug in the backup storage device (LED:
blink, 1000ms on
) - Plug in the storage with files you want to copy (LED:
blink, 500ms on
then change to `blink, 250ms on, 250ms off``) - Wait till the Raspberry Pi shutdown (LED:
off
)
If you connect the HDD to the Raspberry Pi you can need add this max_usb_current=1
to /boot/config.txt
file.
You do it at your own risk!