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--- cpcv:backup_restore:index [2026/02/16 02:08] – [OS Images] admin
+++ cpcv:backup_restore:index [2026/02/16 02:09] (current) – admin
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   - Plug the newly created bootable USB drive into any one of the USB ports
   - Turn on the panel PC.
-  - When the BIOS screen appears, press F7 to display the boot selection screen.{{ :cupc:installing_linux:bios.png?300 }}
+  - When the BIOS screen appears, press F7 to display the boot selection screen.{{ :cpcv:installing_linux:bios.png?300 }}
   - Choose the "UEFI: USB" option and press the Enter key
   - When the Grub menu appears, select the "Ubuntu" option (the first and default option), and press the Enter key.
-  - When the install media boots, it will automatically start a GUI installer.  Select "Try Ubuntu" and wait for the Ubuntu desktop to appear.{{ :cupc:backup_restore:try_ubuntu.png }}
+  - When the install media boots, it will automatically start a GUI installer.  Select "Try Ubuntu" and wait for the Ubuntu desktop to appear.{{ :cpcv:backup_restore:try_ubuntu.png }}
 ===== Backup to a Disk Image =====
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 ==== Using the Gnome Disks Utility ====
-  - Run the Gnome Disks utility from the Ubuntu programs menu. {{ :cupc:backup_restore:disks.png }}
+  - Run the Gnome Disks utility from the Ubuntu programs menu. {{ :cpcv:backup_restore:disks.png }}
-  - Select the 120GB Disk, and then choose "Create Disk image...". {{ :cupc:backup_restore:create_disk_image.png }}
+  - Select the 120GB Disk, and then choose "Create Disk image...". {{ :cpcv:backup_restore:create_disk_image.png }}
-  - Create a file name for the image, choose the folder to store the image, and then press the "Start Creating..." button to begin the process.{{ :cupc:backup_restore:save_disk.png }}
+  - Create a file name for the image, choose the folder to store the image, and then press the "Start Creating..." button to begin the process.{{ :cpcv:backup_restore:save_disk.png }}
-  - Wait for the process to finish.  It could take a couple of hours to finish.{{ :cupc:backup_restore:save_progress.png }}
+  - Wait for the process to finish.  It could take a couple of hours to finish.{{ :cpcv:backup_restore:save_progress.png }}
   - To make the .img file smaller use the command ''xz cpcv5.img''.  It will produce a file named //cpcv5.img.xz// file which will be a significantly smaller file to restore from.
 ==== Using the Terminal ====
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 ==== Using the Gnome Disks Utility ====
-  - Run the Gnome Disks utility from the Ubuntu programs menu. {{ :cupc:backup_restore:disks.png }}
+  - Run the Gnome Disks utility from the Ubuntu programs menu. {{ :cpcv:backup_restore:disks.png }}
-  - Select the 120GB Disk, and then choose "Restore Disk image...". {{ :cupc:backup_restore:restore_disk_image.png }}
+  - Select the 120GB Disk, and then choose "Restore Disk image...". {{ :cpcv:backup_restore:restore_disk_image.png }}
   - Browse to the location of the image file.
-  - Press the "Start Restoring..." button.  {{ :cupc:backup_restore:restore_image_selected.png }}
+  - Press the "Start Restoring..." button.  {{ :cpcv:backup_restore:restore_image_selected.png }}
-  - Confirm by pressing the "Restore" button.  {{ :cupc:backup_restore:restore_confirm.png }}
+  - Confirm by pressing the "Restore" button.  {{ :cpcv:backup_restore:restore_confirm.png }}
-  - Wait for the restore process to complete.  It may take a couple of hours to finish.  {{ :cupc:backup_restore:restore_progress.png }}
+  - Wait for the restore process to complete.  It may take a couple of hours to finish.  {{ :cpcv:backup_restore:restore_progress.png }}
 ==== Using the Terminal ====