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Dear Linux experts:
I have two almost identical computers (except that one computer has larger hard disk than the other computer). One computer already has suse 10.1 OS installed + ...
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how to clone the entire hard disk?
Dear Linux experts:
I have two almost identical computers (except that one computer has larger hard disk than the other computer). One computer already has suse 10.1 OS installed + some other software. How can I clone the entire hard disk to the hard disk of the second computer? Thanks!
phsieh2005
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try ACRONIS image maker
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partimage?
Hi,
Thanks for the reply!
I used partimage on Knoppix LiveCD before. But, this can only create partition images. After installing SuSE, it creates several partitions, such as root, boot, swap.., does it mean that I have create images of each partition? Do I need to create partition table too? How about grub?
Can partimage create "one" image file of the whole hard disk?
Thanks!
phsieh2005
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Use partition magic.
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partition magic?
Hi, Tim,
It seems to me, Partition Magic is more for partitions (re-size, create, merge). I do not see anything in cloning the whole hard disk.
Norton Ghost may be closer. But, I am hoping to find a tool that runs on Linux first. On the other hand, Acronis seems like the exact tool to use, but, it runs on Windows, not Linux.
Thanks!
phsieh2005
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Ghost 4 Linux
Thanks a lot Rong!
It looks like g4l is the right tool for me.
phsieh2005


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