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Provide selectable option to allow upgrade/ downgrade to save profiles before processing

Pat N6PAT
Pat N6PAT Member ✭✭
edited June 2019 in New Ideas
Add a function to the upgrade/downgrade process to automatically save off existing profiles into a new FRS  directory (and not overwrite existing saved profile information) prior to executing the upgrade/downgrade process.

This will allow retrieval of the profiles should the op forget to save them before starting the upgrading/downgrading process

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  • David-N5PSM
    David-N5PSM Member ✭✭
    edited June 2019
    I am sorry but this does not make sense,  The software must be running to backup or restore profiles and the software must be stopped for the upgrade or downgrade.  It is much more reliable to NOT automate too much,  However possibly a reminder message would help? 
  • Bill W2PKY
    Bill W2PKY Member ✭✭
    edited June 2019
    I think it's a good idea for SSDR to keep a copy of profiles in the directory associated with the version running. This may be a problem for "M" type machines. However, perhaps a network drive address could be stored in "M" type machines to facilitate saving the profiles. Seems like an easy routine to program. 

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