For Linux the tool to use is dd in a terminal window. Google how to clone disk
with linux dd
On Windows there's the free AOMEI Partition Assistant, or their free Backupper.
I know Partition Assistant can copy non-Windows partitions, and under the
advanced settings it has a box to check for adjusting alignment for SSD.
Another one is EaseUS Partition Master, which has a free version.
On Wednesday, April 22, 2020, 8:25:54 PM MDT, andrew beck
<andrewbeck0...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey guys.
Just a quick question here
I recently heard some funny clanking noises in my old 2nd hand hard drive
on my VMC and thought I better change it out and get a SSD in there.
I have a bunch of stuff loaded onto the hardrive for probe basic gui and
other stuff and would like to clone the drive and keep everything.
I can manage a windows cloning I am just not sure if the process will work
on a linux system. I am using a crucial brand SSD and can download the
drive cloning software (it is rebadged acronis cloning software)
anyway some help would be appreciated.
regards
Andrew
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