Yes. I got it working. Thanks for all your reply's To summon up. I installed an raw raspbian on the new RPI. I copied the kernel7.img onto the original SD card. I then booted the new RPI up with the original SD card, ran an RPI-update. Rebooted. And everything is running on the new RPI and the old R...

No NOOB's here. only Raspbian. I just tried to do a clean install on the new RPI and I found a secong Kernel.img file called "Kernel7.img" I copied this to the old img and now I can boot. But now I have some troubles mounting.Error stating "mount error: cifs filesystem not supported by the system" I...

I just tried to update and upgrade everything. But the same thing happends. The sd-cards are the same size, but not he same manufacture. But both sd-cards work in the original RPI with the image I made. One thing I haven't thought of before now is that the original RPI is an "RPI model B v1.2" and t...

Thanks for your reply's

I used win32diskimage to make the image.
I only have two RPI's.
When I take the sd-card from the one RPI and insert it in to the the other RPI, the RPI dose not boot, it only shows the rainbow screen.

/Michael

Hi Forum I'm trying to make an image from an raspbian to use in several raspberry PI's. But it seems that the image can only be used in the same raspberry that it came from ?? I use win32diskimager, to make my image. Which works fine when I use the original Raspberry. I guess something is written on...