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On Friday 08 June 2007 12:39, Aleksey Kunitskiy wrote: |
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> > When I moved around on harddisks some years ago, I followed some |
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> > instructions found on the suse-hp. And they used tar. |
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> Any helpful suggestions(links?) ? |
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if you are doing it between different filesystems, keep in mind that some |
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doesn't store the same informations about the files... |
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and would be better if the filesystem from where you will copy, is mounted in |
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read-only mode. |
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if you are only aware about permissions, you can use "tar -p" but, if the |
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destination filesystem is the same or unix-like (not vfat or ntfs) i'd prefer |
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using "rsync -a" to doing this job. |
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but if you have any doubt... the manual is your friend. ;) |
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man tar |
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man rsync |
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man cp |
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[]'s |
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.m |
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