Re: how to create an image of your debian computer hard drive for cloning
- From: "elijah rutschman" <elijahr@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2008 16:26:11 -0500
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 4:14 PM, Hans Ekbrand <hans@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
[...]
If you can plug the hard disk of the "clean pc" into your existing
system, then I recommend dd. If you need to manually move the data
between the computers then partimaged is handier. If both computers
exists in a fast lan, I guess you could just
At source
- export / from the source over NFS
At target
- boot a live cd on the target,
- mount source.ip:/ /mnt
- dd if=/mnt/dev/sda (or whatever hard disk on source is) of=/dev/sda
If you are on a fast LAN, I'd recommend using netcat with dd instead of
mounting / over NFS. You'll have much less overhead and can determine your
own buffer size (via dd's blocksize parameter). Check the archives, I think
we discussed this just a few weeks ago, or just google "dd clone netcat" or
something along those line.
Cheers,
Elijah
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http://elijahr.blogspot.com/
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