Copy settings to new SD card

[allanmb]

I am about to install OSMC on a new RPi 3 moving from an old first-gen RPI. I want to keep all my settings but will be getting a bigger SD card. I’m a Windows user and see that win32diskimager is the preferred way to make a total backup but I expect this will only work if I use the same size of SD card? Is there a way to just copy settings? Or what is the best way to achieve what I need?
Thanks

[fzinken]

@allanmb

Or what is the best way to achieve what I need?

Use the backup addon from MyOSMC.
Instal a fresh copy on the new card and restore the backup.

You could not use the 1:1 copy from the Pi1 anyhow

[grahamh]

The authorised method is to copy /home/osmc/.kodi onto a fresh install. Alternatively, you could try this:

[How to] Make periodic backups of whole OSMC system

The backup function within OSMC backs up only your libraries and Kodi user settings. A number of people have asked what is the best way to do a complete backup of OSMC. Here is a script which makes a backup of both partitions of a standard RPi SD card install. The backup device is assumed to be a local disc or a network share mounted in the /media/ directory and formatted as ext4. But see discussion below about nfs shares and extended attributes. [TLDR: it doesn’t matter.] Each backup is dat…

Edit: fzinken’s right forget the second solution

[Carcayu]

Thanks. I am thinking about trying the same solution: my sd crashed after an
electric cut. I can access to the files inside the SD, and I am thinking about creating a new install and copy the config

The thing is I dont only have omsc, but I have also installed qbitorrent, with lots of active torrents, and a shutdown script.

Is there anything more that I have to copy? Thanks in advance