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Backup Configuration Method

Note
  • This tutorial is applicable to FLY-Pi, Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi, and other upper computers.
  • If using EMMC, ensure you can enter the burning mode; otherwise, this tutorial is not applicable.
  • This tutorial operates on the Windows system. Do not format unknown disks or perform other operations!!!
  • Do not format!!! Do not format!!! Do not format!!!

Download Required Software​

  • Click to enter and download; the webpage will prompt you for the version suitable for your computer.
  • The software is a portable version, no installation required, just unzip after downloading and use.
  • DG Disk Tool

Start Backup​

Important Reminder
  • Do not format.
  • Data cannot be recovered after formatting.
  • If using a TF card, connect it directly to the computer.
  • If using EMMC, manually enter the 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 primary partition on the left, then click on "Browse Files" above, and the files below will appear.
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  • Find home and double-click to enter.
  • Generally, there is only one folder inside, usually named after the system username.
  • If there are two or more folders, you need to identify which one contains the system configuration.
  • Continue entering and look for printer_data.
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The printer_data folder contains print files, Klipper configuration, Klipper logs, etc., and can be exported entirely.

Export Configuration​

Note

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

  • Right-click on printer_data and the following prompt will appear.
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  • Select the directory to save, or export directly.
  • Confirm the export.
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  • Open the exported file and find the config folder. This contains the system configuration.
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The configuration export has been completed. Please note that the moonraker file should not be randomly uploaded to other systems, as system differences may cause Klipper to fail to connect.

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