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[K12OSN] Making an exact, bootable copy of a bootable hard drive
- From: Carl Keil <carl snarlnet com>
- To: k12osn redhat com
- Subject: [K12OSN] Making an exact, bootable copy of a bootable hard drive
- Date: Tue, 20 Dec 2005 20:29:38 -0800
Hello,
I have a k12ltsp v. 4.2.1 server that is acting strangely (see next
email). I am wondering if there is a process for duplicating its main
hard drive. I have 2 drives in the box, one is a new 120 gig drive for
/home and the other is a very old 13 gig drive for everything else.
What I'd like to do is copy the 13 gig drive to a newish 40 gig and see
if that solves my crashing problem. Is there a way to do this with DD
or LVM from a ubuntu live disk, or knoppix or something? How do I make
sure I copy all the partitions and boot sectors and all that? The drive
is currently windows format, so I need a procedure that takes me from
fdisk through rebooting. I've been doing linux for years, but I'm still
a newb. I've googled for a procedure and found a few ways to do it for
other Linux distros, but not sure if I trust random pages off the internet.
TIA,
ck
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