>
> *All* information -- worksheets, logins, etc. -- is in
> /home/notebook/sage_notebook. To migrate the entire notebook to a new
> vmware image all you have to do is copy the sage_notebook directory
> over. That's what your sysadmin evidently tried maybe to do, and if
> he/she were to do it then it would work fine. Commands to do this:
>
> cd /home/notebook/
> tar jcvf sage_notebook.tar.bz2 sage_notebook
> scp sage_notebook.tar.bz2 [somewhere]
>
> login to new machine
>
> cd /home/notebook
> rm -rf sage_notebook
> scp [somewhere]/sage_notebook.tar.bz2
> tar jxvf sage_notebook.tar.bz2
We just tried that with upgrading (from 3.0.6) to 3.2.3, the most
recent image available. Apparently it did not work; I will ask for
details and report back. The only additional thing sysadmin did which
is not above was to remove the (7 GB!!!) of snapshots which had been
generated, but presumably that wouldn't cause a problem, would it?
- kcrisman
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