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Hello, I am a total beginner and desperate to be able to copy :- SCSI (No Linux) disk to a file on my Linux machine I don't know how to ...
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    DD SCSI Disk Copy

    Hello,

    I am a total beginner and desperate to be able to copy :-

    SCSI (No Linux) disk to a file on my Linux machine

    I don't know how to find what device my SCSI drive is under. How can I see that it is the correct drive that I am addressing?

    sda1 sdd ? I have no idea confused:


    Steps Needed

    Find where my SCSI drive is mapped to (Check Model number etc)
    Copy SCSI drive to a file on the Linux machine

    I am sure this is very very easy but I am just a recent convert

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    hi

    with "fdisk -l" command you can list all of your partitions on all disks.

    figure out the partition identifier and than copy it.

    for example:
    sda1 your scsi drive and hdb2 the target drive

    dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/mountpoint_of_hdb2/my_scsi_drive_image

    it's will make a disk image frome sda1

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