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### Export your data | ||
### Export your data from a Pioreactor to use in another Pioreactor | ||
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We're here to help: we can offer email or live support, just email us at [email protected]. | ||
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Here's how we suggest your workflow be. | ||
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1. Starting with your leader Pioreactor, make note of the name of it. The next steps will turn off all data collection, so do this outside of any running experiments. | ||
2. [SSH](https://docs.pioreactor.com/user-guide/accessing-raspberry-pi) into the leader, and create a new file with: | ||
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6. With the export file(s) local, you may now proceed with re-imaging your Pioreactors, by following the same [steps here](https://docs.pioreactor.com/user-guide/software-set-up). **Important**: choose the same Pioreactor hostnames! | ||
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### Import your data to a new, fresh, Pioreactor | ||
### Importing your data to a new, fresh, Pioreactor | ||
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7. Once your new Pioreactor leader is running (check that you can access the UI at http://pioreactor.local), we'll upload the export with: | ||
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