SenseOS-OSS Clonezilla image - Generic restore instructions
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WARNING
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Restoring this image will completely erase the target disk. You will lose all
existing data on it, including the existing SenseOS installation, the Sense
Application, music libraries, configurations and databases.

After restoring this image, it will not be possible to reinstall the original
SenseOS without sending the device to an Innuos Service Center, which is subject
to a fee. Contact support@innuos.com for a quote.

Before you start
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- Backup any data you need to keep before restoring this image.
- Use this image only on the intended system.
- Use a Clonezilla Live environment suitable for the target hardware.
- Make sure USB boot is enabled in the system BIOS/UEFI settings if booting
  Clonezilla Live from USB.

Where to get Clonezilla Live
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Clonezilla Live is free software published by the Clonezilla project. It is
not included in the SenseOS-OSS.zip download above and must be obtained
separately. Download the latest Clonezilla Live ISO or ZIP for your CPU
architecture from the official downloads page:

  https://clonezilla.org/downloads.php

Write the downloaded Clonezilla Live image to a USB drive using a raw image
writer, such as balenaEtcher, Rufus (in DD/raw image mode), or dd, to create
bootable Clonezilla Live media. Boot the target system from this media before
following the restore flow below.

Generic restore flow
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1. Download the Clonezilla image archive:

     SenseOS-OSS.zip

2. Verify the downloaded file.

   SHA-256 checksum:

     019f69a3207dfb64fa2e2dfbe76ead58e08783d3a01143f6097d15c384dbfe9a

   To check the downloaded file, run:

     sha256sum SenseOS-OSS.zip

   The command output must start with the SHA-256 checksum shown above.

   The package manifest for the restored system is published next to the image download:

     senseos-oss-packages-debian10.txt

   Per-package license and copyright information is installed on the restored system under:

     /usr/share/doc/<package>/copyright

3. Extract the ZIP archive. It contains the Clonezilla image directory:

     SenseOS-OSS

4. Copy the extracted SenseOS-OSS directory to the Clonezilla image repository,
   normally the /home/partimag directory used by Clonezilla Live, or to external
   storage that Clonezilla can mount as its image repository.

5. Boot the target system using Clonezilla Live.

6. Select the image repository that contains the SenseOS-OSS directory.

7. Choose the Clonezilla restoredisk operation and select the image:

     SenseOS-OSS

8. Select the target disk to restore to. The original image was prepared for a
   disk-style restore layout and is normally restored to the primary internal
   disk of the target system.

9. Confirm the Clonezilla warnings only after verifying that the selected target
   disk is correct. The selected target disk will be erased.

10. After the restore completes, reboot the system and remove the Clonezilla
    boot media, or restore the BIOS/UEFI boot order to the internal disk.

Root credentials for the restored system
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Username: root
Password: K7mQ2vX9pL

For security, change the root password immediately after the first successful boot.
Log in as root using the credentials above, then run:

  passwd

When prompted, enter a new strong root password and then retype it to confirm.
Store the new password securely; it will be required for future administrative
access to the restored system.

Notes
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- This is the Sense OS base image and it does not contain the Sense Application, which is the property of Innuos.