Moklev

Uhmm... a full system backup with rsync?
 
i.e.
# rsync -aAXv --exclude={"/dev/*","/proc/*","/sys/*","/tmp/*","/run/*","/mnt/*","/media/*","/lost+found"} / /path_to_backup_dir/
(as root)

If you wish to restore, use the same command that was executed but with the source and destination reversed. Make you own --exclude list.

No, he can't.
 
For the MXQ Pro 4k (SOC: Amlogic S905X) try first the file "gxl_p212_2g.dtb" (if 2GB... or xxx_1g.dtb if 1GB).
 
In general:
p212: for Amlogic S905X
p200/p201: for Amlogic S905
q200/q201: for Amlogic S912
... and other version for specific hardware (S912 100mbps or 1gpps, Weitek Play, Khadas VIM/VIM2, Realtek wifi, etc...).

You don't need a new guide. Motion 4.1.1 isn't available on Armbian, Mr Dave's build is only for Raspbian.
 
On Armbian (i.e. Orange Pi Zero) download new Stretch build 5.38 next, mainline 4.14.14. Do not use Ubuntu.
 
Follow original installation guideline:
https://github.com/ccrisan/motioneye/wiki/Install-On-Debian
(For Debian Stretch)
 
BEFORE point 4 install pip dependencies:
sudo pip install wheel
sudo pip install setuptools
sudo apt-get install zlibc zlib-gst zlib1g-dev
 
Continue to point 4...
... at the end of installation point to [yourip]:8765 and configure it.
 
et voilà! :-)
 
Now Motioneye 0.38 run on motion 4.01.
New motion version is usefull for new cam h264/rtsp based.
 

 
With little OPZ performance is quite respectable:
15fps (streaming) / 10 fps (analisys and capture) with a HD stream 1280x720px, H264 900 kbit/s
12fps (streaming) / 7 fps (analisys and capture) with a HD stream 1280x720px, mjpeg 2,5 mbit/s
Load:  1.94  1.24  0.53
Temp: 70 °C
(without hardware acceleration...)
 
 
Mk

https://github.com/armbian/build/issues/744