cp -a, install a bootloader, adjust some minor things /etc/fstab, done. Well, maybe not ādoneā, but itās easy to sort out the remaining stuff afterwards.
@bender@twtxt.net Itās been a while (6.5 years) since Iāve done this. Iād do it like this:
- Boot some Linux from a USB stick on the new machine. Preferably Arch Linux, since that is what Iām running and thatāll make the upcoming chroot easier.
- Partition the new disk, create LUKS devices, filesystems, ā¦
- Mount the new filesystems and copy all data (user data and the system itself ā everything). Do this either over the network or by hooking up the old disk directly.
- chroot into the new system (Arch has an
arch-chroottool for that which is used during normal installation, if Iām not mistaken). Inside the chroot, install the bootloader.
- Do some fixups, like adjusting
/etc/fstabor/etc/crypttab.
And I think that should be it. š¤
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