You can use qemu-img from package qemu-utils.
If you copy the whole disk the boot ability is preserved.
From any temporary boot Debian system install the qemu-utils package, and image the entire disk of the unmounted, not running system to a raw, img, or compressed qcow2 file.
From that file, you can then image to a new drive. You can image from drive to drive where possible.
The new drive will boot all the same.
If you copy the whole disk the boot ability is preserved.
From any temporary boot Debian system install the qemu-utils package, and image the entire disk of the unmounted, not running system to a raw, img, or compressed qcow2 file.
From that file, you can then image to a new drive. You can image from drive to drive where possible.
The new drive will boot all the same.
Statistics: Posted by CwF — 2024-04-06 22:30 — Replies 2 — Views 44