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Re: VMware
- From: John Summerfield <summer OS2 ami com au>
- To: guinness-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: VMware
- Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2000 21:14:02 +0800
>
> Hehe, no, I'm not that brave (or stupid <g>)... I'm going to wait until 2.4
> gets released proper before I change anything. There doesn't seem any point
> in customising my Linux installation too much at the moment since I'm going
> to have to delete it all and start again when I get my new hard disk.
>
>
You shouldn't need to do more than copy it and update /etc/fstab.
Partition and mount your new disk, say under /root/r
Mount any additional partitions - you may have
/root/t
/root/t/boot
/root/t/usr
/root/t/home
then copy with something like this:
tar -cl -C / . boot usr home | tar x -C /root/t
The l option on the first tar stops it trying to copy mounted filesystems
including the target - copying that is VERY time-consuming.
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