Re: Copying Debian to another drive
Here is a link with examples on how to clone a hdd
over a network using netcat and dd. You can also use
mondo rescue with mindi. Mondo is a opensource Ghost
like utility.
http://www.rajeevnet.com/hacks_hints/os_clone/os_cloning.html
http://www.mondorescue.org/
--- jb701@uku.co.uk wrote:
> I have Debian sarge loaded and running fine on a
> Thinkpad (laptop). I now
> want to copy my setup onto another hard drive, so I
> can try some things out
> without ruining this setup (which took a lot of
> effort to get running). How
> do I go about doing that? The laptop can only run
> one hard drive at a time.
> I can connect to another Debian machine (running
> woody). The laptop started
> with woody (same CDs used as the other machine) and
> I think I kept all the
> downloaded deb files used to upgrade. Is there any
> way to copy the setup
> rather than setting up a new hard drive from
> scratch?
>
>
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