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==Introduction==
'''Sugar Clone''' makes it easy to share your personally-customized version of Sugar on a Stick.
# Start with a fresh [[Sugar on a Stick/Installation|install of Sugar on a Stick]] (or use your current or favorite working image).
#: <span style="font-size: 80%">(For greatest flexibility and reliability, use the livecd-iso-to-disk option, --home-size-mb NNN )</span>
# Add Activities, change Home favorites, save Browse bookmarks, download E-books, ...
# Plug in a second, target USB/SD stick.
# Switch to the Terminal Activity and execute 3 simple commands.
<span style="font-size: 105%">''Voilà''</span>, you have a '''Sugar Clone'''! And the Sugar Clone can make new Sugar Clones with just 1 simple, Terminal command.
=====Some technicalities=====
Sugar Clone is, at this point in time (July 2010), a Bash script that aids in the copying of a customized [[LiveOS image]], such as [[Sugar on a Stick]], to a secondary device. It works from within a booted LiveOS image to copy that image. Or it may be used to copy a LiveOS image between 2 attached USB/SD storage devices. It is intended to support the Sugar customization kit projects.
A small, utility script, '''Sugar Cellar''', is available in the bundle, or separately. It is used to report on the storage space available on the persistent overlay, home directory, and other file spaces attached to the running image.
A small, utility script, '''Sugar Cellar''', is available in the bundle, or separately. It is used to report on the storage space available on the persistent overlay, home directory, and other file spaces attached to the running image.
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==Introduction==
==Application==
* See the embedded help documentation in the script [[#Source|displayed below]].
* See the embedded help documentation in the script [[#Source|displayed below]].
===Test Usage===
===Test Usage===