François Patte composed on 2024-12-12 16:53 (UTC+0100):
> I have several disks on my computer and run f40 on one disk.
> Is it possible to install fedora on a free disk from my installed fedora
> (ie. without booting from an usb stick).
Partitions and disks can be _cloned_. I do it often. What you can't do is run a
cloning program from either the source or the target involved in the cloning
operation. That could be a different OS on the same disk for cloning partitions.
For whole disks at once, something else must be booted. USB is just one
possibility. The OS used to clone is irrelevant except to the cloner you use.
Installation can be initialized by most bootloaders, loading the installation
system's kernel and initrd, first extracted either from an installation .iso, or
downloaded from the same mirror providing the .iso. PXE is another booting
option,
among others.
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