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Where is the best place to learn more about Win32DiskImager? What if my back configuration files doesn't restore on the new Zee2 - does that mean I have to start from scratch and reprogram my whole system?Дў).

#HOMESEER HOMETROLLER ZEE S2 INSTALL#

Install the new 16GB SD card back into the Zee2?ДЎ). Remove the 8GB SD card and use Win32DiskImager to copy the image from it over to a new 16GB thenДЈ). try to restore the configuration file I have to the Zee2 on it's 8GB SD card assuming it works thenДў). I do have a backup configuration file, but as a newbie, with no Linux experience.ДЎ).

I don't know if the SD Card is bad or not. It stopped linking to the internet then a day or two layer stopped sending Z-Wave signals now won't boot (stuck at the Blue LED). This is a timely post for me as my Zee2 has just died. Relating to your second HS3 Zee license I would use it as a test box or second home. This way you can just shut down primary Zee2 and bring up back up Zee2 and just copy the Homeseer directory to be up in about 5 minutes. What you want to do is duplicate the microSD card on your primary Zee2 and do a backup routine of the Homeseer directory. There is nothing special about the devices other than the Homeseer directory or ZNet stuff on them. The Zee, Zee2 and ZNet devices are all just Raspberry Pi's with default RPi OS, added Mono and a Homeseer based recovery option.

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Personal recommendation is to update your original Zee2 8Gb SD card to a 16Gb SD card. I have seen 2-3 posts relating to filling up the Zee2 8Gb SD card. Really just remove the cover over the microsd card.

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I would suggest that you upgrade the current 8gb micro SD cards on your two Zee2's to 16Gb microSD cards. Is there no way to get the image without breaking the Zee open?ДЇirst generation Zee here never used the built in 4Gb SD card running on the first generation RPi. Is there no way to get the image without breaking the Zee open? With all of the great Pi people out there I would think someone would have done that already.

Your second Zee2 provides you with a second HS3 lite license.ДЄre you going to use the second license? Here utilize multiple HS3 licenses for testing HS3 or second home use.ДЄre you going to use the second license? Here utilize multiple HS3 licenses for testing HS3 or second home use.Thanks Pete, Your suggestion sounds like the obvious way to get the backup. Use a copy of the SD card to your spare Zee2.Д«ackup is an image of the working SD card.Д«TW it is very easy to have a back up Zee2 purchasing a second RPi. Keep a back up SD card on your original Zee2. Takes less than 3 minutes.Д«est way is to keep a copy of the SD card on your Zee2. Just remove the SD card from you Zee2, make an image of it and write the image to another 8Gb sd card. I think the default SD card is 8Gb in size. On the Zee2 computer the OS is running on a microSD card. That said for a second backup Zee2 it is easier to duplicate the SD card from the first Zee2.

You can just copy the directory to another computer and be up and running. It has a DR recovery partition which write a new image to the RPI - it does not restore your configuration. The Zee2 is just a RPi with mono on it and the Homeseer directory.

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Homeseer is just a directory whether it is on a Windows PC or Linux computer. Would the backup and restore procedure not work?

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