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Cloning an SD card is a great way to back up or duplicate your setup. You may want to clone the black label SDCard your system came with to a better quality SDCard. Here’s how to do it. Some caveats before we get started. ⚠️ This will erase the target card completely. ⚠️ These methods create a full 1:1 clone of your SD card — even if only 500MB is used, the resulting image will match the card’s total size (e.g., 32GB for a 32GB card), but it includes hidden partitions. ⚠️ The restored image will match the original SD card’s size. Larger cards can be used, but extra space won’t be accessible unless manually expanded. ℹ️ For long-term storage, compress the image using your OS’s zip feature or a tool like 7-Zip, it’ll be much smaller than the raw image file. ...

Setting Up MinUI on Your Device (TrimUI, etc.) 1. Format Your SD Card On Windows (Using Rufus) Use Rufus to format your microSD card: Download Rufus: https://rufus.ie/ Insert your microSD card In Rufus: Select the SD card under Device Under Boot Selection change it to “Non Bootable” Choose FAT32 as the file system Uncheck “Create Extended Label and icon Files” (OPTIONAL) Put in a Volume Label of “MinUI” Leave other options at default and click Start On Linux (Using mkfs) Open a terminal and run: ...