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You can make a precise copy of your disk with dd command |
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using dd if=/dev/hdaX of=backupfile.iso |
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and then on the disk you want to write the data with |
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dd if=backupfile.iso of=/dev/hdXX; |
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if bouth disk are in the same machine you can copy it directtly using |
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dd if=/dev/originpartition of=/dev/destinationpartition |
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holpe that helps, Allan |
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On 9/16/05, Paul <gentoo@××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> My main harddisk is starting to go, making awful noise and causing the |
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> computer to freeze. |
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> I have another spare disk and I wondered if somebody would list out the |
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> procedure I need to follow to create and format the partitions and to copy |
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> all of the faulty disk contents. Then how to boot from the new disk. |
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> The new disk will need the following partitions:- |
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> /boot ext2 |
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> /swap |
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> / reiserfs |
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> Thanks for any help |
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> Paul |
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