Matthew Hannigan wrote:
I'd use the -a option to cp rather than dd.
dd preservies/copies far more than you want or need, and requires
you to resize afterwards.
So..
cd source cp -a . destination
I have to say i agree with the other guys - cp is not the best option
for filesystem
I'd use the -a option to cp rather than dd.
dd preservies/copies far more than you want or need, and requires
you to resize afterwards.
So..
cd source cp -a . destination
Are you ok with the grub stuff?
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 12:06:44AM +1100, Ryan Ralph wrote:
Hi everyone,
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