Re: DD not working--SUCCESS!
- From: Les Mikesell <lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 16:48:22 -0500
Karl Larsen wrote:
I of course see what your saying. It would be best if you have a computer dedicated to running dd. You plug in 2 hard drives and boot up hoping bios takes care of the hard drives :-)
If after everything everybody has told you you still do not consider
dd'ing a live system as a poor and risky practice then nobody will
ever convince you.
On the computer you say dd if=hd1 of=hd2 and neither Hard Drive is doing anything else.
But I don't have that many computers and hard drives. So I do what I can and it appears to have worked.
Just boot that computer with any live CD like Knoppix or your Fedora install disk with 'linux rescue' at the boot prompt, and don't mount any partitions from the hard disks involved in the copy. That way you are sure that the directories and free space map don't change separately from the data in the files during the time it takes to complete the copy.
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