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Installation Manual SIPLACE SWS Software 2.0 Edition 10/2013 60 2 Fig. 2 Opened terminal Enter the following at the te rminal: Launch Enter your p assword. 2 Fig. 3 Entry of launch and password 2 T o change the tes…

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2 Installing the Operating System
2.1 Backup of Installed Version
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If you need to perform a backup of the operating system at the customer site, you will first need
to back up the installed SWS software. 2
Proceed as follows:
Connect a USB stick to the port provided on your computer.
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Fig. 1 USB port on SWS monitor
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Open the terminal with CTRL + ALT + X.
PLEASE NOTE
Backup of installed version
If you replace the computer, first perform a backup of the operating system and the SWS
control (see Backup of Operating System and SWS Softwareon page 88). This backup
can then be used to install the operating system (see Installing the Operating Systemon
page 62) and the control software.
If you need to perform a backup of the operating system at the customer site, you will first
need to back up the installed SWS software.
PLEASE NOTE
To achieve the required effect, confirm each entry with Enter.

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Fig. 2 Opened terminal
Enter the following at the terminal: Launch
Enter your password.
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Fig. 3 Entry of launch and password
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To change the test USB disk folder, enter the following: cd /asm
Enter the following: ls /media/usbdisk0
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Fig. 4 Entry of cd/ asm and ls /media/usbdisk0
– The USB stick contents will be shown.

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To store the wafer feeder SW packages on the USB stick, enter the following:
tar -cvzf /media/usbdisk0/wfBackup.tgz ./wf 2
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Fig. 5 Entry of tar -cvzf /media/usbdisk0/wfBackup.tgz ./wf
– After the process has been executed, the following will appear on your screen:
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Fig. 6 Screen after process execution
To test whether the backup was generated, enter the following:
ls -l /media/usbdisk0/wfBackup.tgz 2
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Fig. 7 Entry of ls -l /media/usbdisk/wfBackup.tgz