That is what I ended up doing, It did well. Actually I copied the old files
on the
new directory, it asked if I wanted to merge them, I merged them. The only
things that did not come across were some things in hidden directories. But
I moved them manually (the themes for Gkrellm)
On Thu, Nov 30, 2
If possible I always recommend a fresh install. Copy over your home dir
and you should be good.
On Thu, 30 Nov 2017, Chuck Hast wrote:
I looked at Clonezilla, I was looking a bit more at SSD installs and saw
some
indications that it might be better just to do a new install and drop my
home
d
I looked at Clonezilla, I was looking a bit more at SSD installs and saw
some
indications that it might be better just to do a new install and drop my
home
directory on the new disk.
The home directory was as follows:
/home/kp4djt
I just went ahead and did a new install, now I guess I will just d
Where _was_ the home directory, and do you have room for both drives in the
laptop case?
NealS
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On Thu, 30 Nov 2017, Chuck Hast wrote:
Folks,
I just got a EVO 850 500G SSD I am going to replace a 500G HD on my laptop.
I have been looking at how to move the disk image from the HD to the SSD.
My first look was at dd, as that
Folks,
I just got a EVO 850 500G SSD I am going to replace a 500G HD on my laptop.
I have been looking at how to move the disk image from the HD to the SSD.
My first look was at dd, as that is what I have used to generate images in
the
past. But this is the first time I have moved a bootable disk
