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What's the best way to back up all the programming for a TDA50G? I'd like to keep regular backups in case of a catastrophic event. The only way I can see is to transfer all the files from the sd card to my pc via the maintenance console. Just a pain to transfer each file one by one.
Am I missing something?
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Just do a SD backup then transfer the dsys file, think that's the name, to your PC. You don't have to xfer all the files. Just that one.
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Awesome, thanks! Simple enough.
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