>How is this related to the development of GRUB 2?
>
>I think such questions belong on bug-grub. This list is about the
>development of GRUB 2. You are using GRUB Legacy.
>
>--
>Marco
you are right... sorry for the mistake
Giampaolo
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Giampaolo Bellini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi,
> is it possible to clone an entire HD to another one (with exactly the
> same space/sectors/heads etc) without reinstalling grub ?
How is this related to the development of GRUB 2?
I think such questions belong on bug-grub. This list is about
partition (like hda1), and how it does not work. The text that it writes
on screen is useful to know if some part of grub was loaded, or your problem
is 'generic' (i.e. any boot loader will fail this way...).
Anyway, I'm responding to this, because I don't know where is the right
place for this q
On i386 are several things that may lead to fail...
First you should use same computer (only replace HD), if this does not
work (with unchanged bios setup), then it cannot work on other computer.
(I mention this, because you don't write that you use it on one computer.)
Second, bios must access H
Hello...
is it possible to clone an entire HD to another one (with exactly the
same space/sectors/heads etc) without reinstalling grub ?
I'm doing:
dd if=/dev/hda of=/dev/hdb
dd if=/dev/hda of=hda.mbr bs=512 count=1
sfdisk -d /dev/hda > hda.sf
to clone the HD, save
