I have a Shake that’s been working without issue for some time! I happened to see what the latest news was with the project and looks like mine has already been updated and just keeps posting data as it has been.
Taking stock though, I realize that the more time goes by the more I forget how I even set it up in the first place. Also I see a note in the latest release Shake-OS V21.2 · raspberryShake-public / Raspshake Sd Img · GitLab
Includes support for 4 Model B, including latest Pi Foundation builds
which I wonder if it means updated to a supported version of Debian again that still gets security updates? [UPDATE: nope, looks like it’s still on Raspbian 10 :-/] I’m burning a new card to take a peek but this has gotten me thinking, how would I migrate to a new card?
Specifically where is my configuration data stored? I think that I must have at least configured it with:
- my login to the public share server?
- any little settings, including I must have set it up to store data to a USB drive somehow since I see that in
/opt/data/archive - anything else?
Basically if my current SD card were to fail, or if I were to swap in this new one I’m burning to (maybe?) get a newer Debian base OS, what data would I wish that I had retained from this current SD card and at what paths is it stored?