Flash disk cloning
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[[old disk cloning procedure]] | [[old disk cloning procedure]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:33, 29 August 2012
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[edit] SMR Flash Disk Cloning
[edit] 2012 version with Xubuntu 12.04
[edit] Clone image to (new) disk
Make a new bootable disk from existing image:
Use clone-xubuntu and clone-databar on smr24 (room 011) as root in /root, where available images are in the images subdirectory.
[edit] Make new boot image
Update image on one of the 4GB sticks, then make new imagefile
- put 4GB stick on another linux (with GRUP installed)
- mount the disk on a local directory as root, e.g.:
sudo bash mkdir -p disk mount /dev/sdb1 disk
- copy everything on disk to an image file (it takes several minutes):
cd disk tar -czf ../image/smrXubuntu20120715.tar.gz * cd .. umount disk
