Re: F9: Mounting of drives

Dan Thurman wrote:

Now, the problem I have is the cloned drive was not successful with the

dd command. It failed to create the swap partition and it failed to faithfully

create the / partition.

So it looks like I will have to discover a way to copy clone the partition of

/.  How can I do this safely?  cp -a?

What I do not want to do is to copy over from /, the devices for example
so what is the best method for copying over the partitions esp. that of / ?

I think /boot is not a problem with cp -a but I have a feeling / is significant.

Please advise?

Thanks!
Dan

I have found that using tools like gparted to copy partitions tends to work better. There is a live CD and a live USB image that lets you clone the partitions while they are not mounted.

http://gparted.sourceforge.net/

Mikkel
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