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Hi Meino, |
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On 2020-04-30 21:46, tuxic@××××××.de wrote: |
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>I had booted into my old system, attached the disks and both show the |
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>same behaviour: Only the device itself (/dev/sdb) was recognized. |
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Now that is very curious. Just to make sure, the old system definitely |
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does not understand GPT? CONFIG_EFI_PARTITION should be unset. |
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>'file' shows the following output: |
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>file sdb-data |
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>sdb-data: Linux rev 1.0 ext4 filesystem data, UUID=2f063705-0d3a-4790-9203-1b4edab7788c (extents) (64bit) (large files) (huge files) |
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>Looks better than I have thought...or? |
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This does indeed look promising (and is what I expected in the best |
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case). Now, of course, the problem is figuring out how to get to that |
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data. |
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>I will take a deeper look tommorrow...I am too tired to |
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>"fix partition tables manually" this evening! |
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>Read you tommorrow! :) |
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Hope the rest of your evening will be more relaxing! |
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Wolf |
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