Karl Larsen wrote:
I have this computer on /dev/sda and the new hard drive is /dev/sdb.
This F7 is all in /dev/sda6 and I want to copy /dev/sda6 to /dev/sdb5. I
tried dd but it failed I think because /dev/sdb5 is smaller 10 GB than
/dev/sda6 which is 30 GB. It ended with an error message.
So back to cp -a but there is a hitch. I redid /sdb5 with another
ext3 file system and I can mount it to /mnt on this computer. So it is
easy to cp all from /dev/sda6 to /dev/sdb5 but, with a simple # cp -a /
/mnt it will do all that fine but then want to copy /mnt to the new
/dev/sdb5.
Does anyone know a secret that will work? I will read man cp again :-)
I'm not 100% clear what's missing here. If /dev/sdb5 is
mounted as mount then copying the stuff to /mnt has copied
it to the file system on /dev/sdb5. Remount it as / and
you're done surely?
(Aside: I think 10GB might be a bit cramped for a Fedora
install if it's going to hold /home as well.)
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