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02 Dec 2009 22:59 #13
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Why do people want to back up their firmware; most versions should be available for download... (assuming you can get online)
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04 Dec 2009 14:11 #14
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Well I originally stated doing it when I was beta testing new versions of code several times a week on the 2800.
It still remains usefull for backing up you config files using a script rather than doing it from the system menu.
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Why do people want to back up their firmware; most versions should be available for download... (assuming you can get online)admin wrote:
Well I originally stated doing it when I was beta testing new versions of code several times a week on the 2800.
It still remains usefull for backing up you config files using a script rather than doing it from the system menu.
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