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Hello Klojum,
I'm using OpenELEC
I made an exact copy of the mico SD card
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How did you make an exact copy?
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I think so, I will try Win32diskimager as Klojum recommended.
Maybe there are some firmwarechanges in the Raspberry?
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A few questions:
* Does the original uSD card boot OK in the new Pi?
* Does the newly burnt second uSD card boot OK in the original Pi?
* Have you tried burning the new card again?
* Have you tried to check the new card's integrity on your PC?
It sounds like the new card either has a hardware fault or the image burning didn't work fully. The error is one of the partitions not being able to mount properly, which could be either.
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The original uSD works fine in the new Raspbery....
There must be something missing at the uSD...I copied all files, but maybe there are some hidden files.
How can I copy the files as an image?
I tried Win32 Diskmanager, but it asks the filed from my harddisk. When I copy the files to my harddisk, the result will be the same...missing files?
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O, everything at my old card is also at my new one. Integrety is OK.
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I guess you are missing the fact that there are multiple partitions (at least 2) on that SD-card. So I would suggest to do a fresh install on that SD-Card and use the backup and restore option OpenELEC provides.
