How to move Linux to another disk [closed]

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I have a 1TB hard drive with 3 partitions (1 for my documents, others for my multimedia and the last one with linux operating system), the case that I want to move the linux operating system to the other disk (SSD) already installed in the machine, but I have no idea how to do it

  

I already tried with Acronis True Image which is to do those disk management but I cloned all the literal disk with its partitions (I mean three partitions) of which I only want the partition where linux is located

    
asked by Merling Samuel Sobalvarro 24.12.2017 в 01:56
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You can use the dd

command

would be something like:

dd if=/dev/sdAB of=/dev/sdC

AB being the unit and subunit of your source partition, and C the unit of your target disk.

To know the existing disk units in your system you can use the command lsblk

    
answered by 20.03.2018 в 11:04
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It is not necessary to use any proprietary software, you can do it without problems with Gparted .

Go to the source disk, select the partition, right click and, in the toolbar, go to Partition > Copy , go to the destination disk and, again in the toolbar, go to Partition > Paste .

Apply the changes and it should be everything.

    
answered by 24.12.2017 в 05:25