Jay Kim
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how to duplicate current linux OS with my programs from one board and install to other board?
I'm currently working on google coral SOM with baseboard. (mendal linux) i made some programs for the my job, and I want to put my programs, bash files and setup to other board as well.
option 1: install default OS, and apply my custom setup, and put my program files. its very tidious since my custom board does not fully support what regular dev board does, and it stops booting, so I need to do extra work in order to make it successfully installed.
option 2: copy current board's os image with dd, and use balenaEtcher to flash to SD card. and from the other board, boot from SD card to install. this is what i tried to do, but it does not work. os install just don't seem to proceed.
is there a way to do it?
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