twelve12@lemmy.mltoLinux@lemmy.ml•Best practices for transferring an existing Linux installation from one drive to another?English
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1 year agoClonezilla is the answer. It has all the options, and just works right the first time
Clonezilla is the answer. It has all the options, and just works right the first time
The SSD memory cell failure mode is to retain the last written contents, so I actually don’t think I agree. In the SMART diagnostics, it shows how many of these bad cells are present, which is a reasonable indicator of impending failure from age
SSDs are way more reliable than spinning disks, especially in a laptop that gets banged around. HDDs win in only one category: capacity per price.
It’s a config flag in /etc/fstab
I’m not sure I totally get it, what happened?
dtrx is the way to do it. It’s short for “do the right extraction”, and it just works.
Also, all you have to remember for tar is “-xtract -zee -vucking -files” (extract the fucking files, but first letters only)