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Em 15-01-2010 15:33, Jarry escreveu: |
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> Hi, I'm facing this problem: |
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> I want to exchange hard-drive in my computer for other, bigger |
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> one. I do not want to add new hard-drive somewhere on mount-point |
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> permanently, I just want to copy everything from the old drive |
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> to the new one and then get rid of the old one. And of course, |
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> I'd like to use my computer as before. What is the best (maybe |
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> I should ask for safest) way to acomplish this? |
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> First I thought about "cp -a". But I'm not sure which directories |
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> I should skip (/proc, maybe some other like /dev?). And I do not |
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> know how cp handles links (if I first copy link and later target, |
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> where is the link pointing? to the original file or its copy?). |
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> Maybe dump/restore is better solution? Or something else? |
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> Jarry |
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In a small cluster with machines have the same configuration (or not, |
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when newer hd are more bigger than the oldest) i use a live cd and cp |
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- -pr /mnt/gentoo/* /mnt/gentoo2/*. |
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Works fine. Changing hostname and ip and i have a new cluster client. |
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Better than ghost that don't change mbr or dd. A "shutdown -Fr now" in |
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a first reboot is a good idea. |
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att |
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