Raspberry Pi: Remote Backup On Mac
Backup your Raspberry Pi without removing SD card using Mac OS! I show you how to copy the Raspberry Pi's microSD card over the network while it's running on a Mac computer using SSH. In this tutorial, we use the 'dd' and 'gzip' commands to create an image of your Raspberry Pi and then restore your Raspberry Pi using the saved image from your Mac. No need to turn off your Raspberry Pi anymore to make scheduled backups.. Clone your Raspberry Pi as many times as you need without losing your data!
=== Commands Used ===
SSH into Raspberry Pi: ssh pi@yourraspberrypi (Replace 'pi' with your username and 'yourraspberrypi' with your hostname!)
List block devices: lsblk -p
Disconnect/kill SSH connection: exit
Back-up: ssh pi@yourraspberrypi "sudo dd if=/dev/mmcblk0 bs=1M | gzip-" | dd of=/Users/yourmacuser/Desktop/pibackup.gz status=progress
List disks: diskutil list
Unmount device: diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk4 (Note: replace /dev/disk4 with your's!)
Restore to SD card: gzip -dc /Users/arcadespinner/Desktop/pibackup.gz | sudo dd of=/dev/disk4 bs=1M status=progress (Note: replace /dev/disk4 with your's!)
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