Gary Dale writes:
> Personally, I'd just dd the entire old disk to the new one. Then use
> gparted (from a live distro) to resize your partitions.
Actually, that is probably the best solution. I did that on a
previous disk several months ago and it worked fine
> However, since you have already do
On 26/04/12 10:02 AM, Martin McCormick wrote:
I have made a copy of the / file system from the boot
drive on a Debian Squeeze system to a new flash drive as the
original drive is about 13 years old, works fine, but I don't
want to push my luck too far. I used fdisk to format the new
drive
Very sorry for the duplicate posting. It looked like the first
attempt bounced so I re-sent it and both worked.
Martin
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I have made a copy of the / file system from the boot
drive on a Debian Squeeze system to a new flash drive as the
original drive is about 13 years old, works fine, but I don't
want to push my luck too far. I used fdisk to format the new
drive, made Partition 1 bootable and then used rsync
I have made a copy of the / file system from the boot
drive on a Debian Squeeze system to a new flash drive as the
original drive is about 13 years old, works fine, but I don't
want to push my luck too far. I used fdisk to format the new
drive, made Partition 1 bootable and then used rsync
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