Backup Configuration Method

Notice

• This tutorial applies to FLY-Pi, Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi, and other host computers
• If using EMMC, the burning mode must be accessible; otherwise, this tutorial is not applicable
• This tutorial operates under the Windows system. Please do not format unknown disks or perform similar operations!!!
• Do not format!!! Do not format!!! Do not format!!!

Download Required Software

• Click to enter and download; the webpage will prompt which version is suitable for your computer
• The software is a green version, no installation required. Download and unzip it for use.
• DG Disk Tool

Start Backup

Info

• Do not format!!!
• Once formatted, recovery is impossible!!!
• If using a TF card, simply connect it to the computer
• If using EMMC, manually enter burning mode!!!

Connection

• Connect the system to be backed up to the computer
• Open DiskGenius.exe
• If recognized correctly, the disk to be backed up will be displayed
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Locate

• Click on the main partition on the left, then click "Browse Files" at the top; the following files will appear
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• Find home and double-click to enter
• After entering, there is usually only one folder, and its name is your system username
• If there are two or more, you need to determine which one contains your system configuration
• Then double-click to enter
• After entering, look for printer_data
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• The printer_data folder contains your print files, Klipper configuration, Klipper logs, etc., and can be exported entirely

Export Configuration

Notice

The configuration files for the FAST system are located under /usr/share/printer_data

• Right-click on printer_data; the following prompt will appear
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• Choose the directory where you want to save it, or simply export directly
• Confirm the export
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• Open the exported file and find config; this contains your system configuration
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• The configuration export is complete
• Please note: Do not upload the moonraker file to other systems arbitrarily, as system differences may cause Klipper to fail to connect