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RPI-UPDATE

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Niktus81
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I did a sudo rpi-update and now my retropie system does not boot. I want to kill myself
Is there a chance to recover from this or save information from SD card without making a fresh re-install?
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mitu Global Moderator
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rpi-update creates a backup, but you'll need a Linux system to read and restore it - see https://github.com/Hexxeh/rpi-update/issues/273.
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