When I did this last time I just used dump (on Linux).
mke2fs -j /dev/newdisk
mount /dev/newdisk /mnt/newdisk
ummount /dev/olddisk
cd /mnt/newdisk
dumpe2fs -a0f - /dev/olddisk | restore -rf -
<go get some coffee... and a bagel... and wait some more>
rm restoresymtable
cd /
umount /mnt/newdisk
There - /dev/newdisk now has all your data. You can also run some tricks
to dump over the network by piping the output of dump into ssh, nc, etc.
Just pipe the output of "nc -l" into "restore -rf -" in the proper
directory on the new machine.
Something like "dump -a0f - | ssh r...@remotemachine (cd /newpath; restore
-rf -)" should also work, but check
me on the pipe-into-subshell bit. Haven't tried it before -- I always just
mount the old disk on the new machine.
-Josh
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([email protected]) NRAO Charlottesville
434-296-0263 www.cv.nrao.edu
434-249-5699 (mobile)
BOFH excuse #360:
Your parity check is overdrawn and you're out of cache.
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