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I am getting a new laptop and am currently figuring out how I am going to move my installation onto it. At first I thought it was going to be simple but I really don’t want to make mistakes so thought I might as well ask for your opinions. My current setup is a single partition MBR setup but I need to change it to a multi-drive GPT disk. Eg:
Current setup: [MBR (/)] - 500gb HDD
What I would like: [GPT (/home and /opt)] - 1TB HDD
[GPT (rest of /)] - 16GB Optane
Does anyone have any ideas on how I could do this without reinstalling? Just so U know I also have a back -up so it is ok if it doesn’t right the first time.
Last edited by rhysperry111 (2019-05-21 15:18:15)
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I’m not sure if I’m just being blind but I don’t see instructions about moving to a new disk without a)reinstalling or b)creating an EXACT copy of the previous disk.
Just to be clear the new disk would need a totally different partition layout and not just to be cloned.
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See https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Mi … e_new_HDDs
You can use rsync to copy the content. This would not be a clone. If you have a full backup, use rsync to copy that to the new partitions.
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https://github.com/KodaDev07/Arch-migra … drive-bash
i used these cmds after formating the drive
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fl3g, Welcome to the forums. Be sure to watch the date of the threads to which you are posting. This is six years old.
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