I got it: With Knoppix 7.7 I could read and save my configs
Happy to hear that!
Next you should run a health test on your SD card. If you want to play safe, use a new one. Causes for a corrupted filesystem are mostly unexpected power loss and an aged sd card: http://hackaday.com/2016/08/03/single-board-revolution-preventing-flash-memory-corruption
On your next system you should use some backup solution. I am using github personally.
A backup solution will eventually (I can’t promise anything short-term) become a part of openHABian.
Hello,
I just wanted to creat a sitemap via eclipsedesigner.
If I want to open the openHAB-conf (\OPENHABIANPI<file://OPENHABIANPI>) folder, appears:
„ the choosen directory is not a valid openHABconfiguration directory. Please chosse a different one.“
What shall I do?
http://docs.openhab.org/installation/designer.html
http://docs.openhab.org/installation/linux.html#mounting-locally
In order to configure your openHAB setup, you will need a mounted network share to your configuration.
Thank you for your answer.
I ve got this network share. I connected my raspberyy pi with openhab:habopen and all my folders are shown. But if I want to open this folder in eclipse designer comes this error.
You need to mount it locally. Meaning the share \\openhabianpi\openHAB-conf needs to be mapped to a drive letter like F:\
Ah ok… I always opened it by network. Was this my mistake?
Yes. Like many other software applications, the Designer needs a local drive to work on. Do you think that’s not clear enough in the Links I’ve pasted above?
no it is clear, but my english skills arent so good, so i a just flew over the letters and the comands 
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Still the same… 
Is there any news regarding the pine image?
Any current experiences?
I remember that i have had similar problems when I played around with multiple sd-cards.
Did you really use the same card?
I tried a new setup based in the old image which I have put onto a new sd-card which was somehow problematic.
With the exact same sd card as earlier, the system was running fine.
Yes there is I’ve been busy and the Pine64 image is in it’s final moments. Would be great if you could join here and test the latest build from a few hours ago:
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How to change the name of the to soemthing other then “openHABianPi”
doing with “sudo hostname otherhostname”
drops back to “openHABianPi” after boot.
thanks
Hey everyone!
openHABian is slowly coming to other platforms and we decided to switch from pi:raspberry or ubuntu:ubuntu to one openHABian wide username+password combination. It’s your time to vote 
- openhabian:openhabian
- enthusiast:smarthome
- smart:home
0 voters
The poll will be open for a few days.
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I would suggest to add this possibility to the utility as it is existing in raspi-config.
Why not openhab and habopen?
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