Hi to all, I use a Linksys that has 2 partitions, everytime I reboot it boots to the other partition.
How can I write the settings of partition A to the partition B;
Generate archive from partition A and upload that archive to partition B is enough;
I guess not. It seems its working fine except that.
Except yesterday I rebooted to the same settings again. I wonder under what circumstances the settings are changing;
Iam asking because a while ago I had a setup 192.168.144.1 and then changed it to 192.168.1.1 and after a reboot it had become 192.168.1.144. And after a reboot became 192.168.1.1 again. Its strange
This is not normal, the bootloader should not switch to the alternate partition unless the device fails to boot, or you inadvertently reboot it quickly several times in a row.
Booting several times in a row shouldn't be a problem, as long as you give it the time to boot up completely. Yanking the power lead (or hitting the power button) while it's still in the process of booting is exactly what will trigger the crash detection and switch to the failover partition set.
This is not normal, the bootloader should not switch to the alternate partition unless the device fails to boot, or you inadvertently reboot it quickly several times in a row.
Well it's working fine, I guess as eduperez said, lots of reboots in a row makes this happen. I consider this thread closed. Thak you all for helping out and participating.