Thanks Martin, I had thought that there would be a way without using third
party software.
I am not a Linux expert by any description! So if anyone could be so kind as
to fill in a bit to Martin's summary explaining how to do each step, it
would be most helpful. I have an IT officer from the Depar
Hi David,
super brief -
- get the machine in 'single user mode' ("init 1" on the commandline will work)
- plug new disk in, setup the partition table, and the filesystems
- rsync / and /library to the temp mountpoints
- remove hardware-specific files: /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persisntent-net.rules
-
Are there any recommended ways of cloning an XS installation? We have tried
Ping and Reflect but with difficulty.
David Leeming
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