Re: move FreeBSD installation to a different disk partition on same Laptop
- In reply to: Amr Osman : "move FreeBSD installation to a different disk partition on same Laptop"
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Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2023 09:12:09 UTC
Hi, You can use dump and restore for UFS file systems. On 21.12.2023 12:25, Amr Osman wrote: > Hello, > > I have freebsd 14 install on UFS partition on 256 GB GPT disk and I want to move it to a 128 GB UFS partition on another 512GB GPT disk that contains windows 11 and Fedora 39 , I have cloned my system using ‘ dump | restore ‘ but I can’t find a way to make freeBSD boot-loader show the cloned system to boot into it as I have the 2 disks on my laptop and I want to make the 256 disk for data only and the other for multi booting using rEFInd > any help is appreciated > how to create a boot entry for the cloned system? > > My Disk structure > > ada0 > msdos 300MB EFI with rEFInd > UFS 256 GB FREEBSD 14 <— current system > > ada1 > 500GB freeSpace (I deleted that due to bug on windows installer that prevented installation to continue due to multiple EFI present on my laptop) > ada1p2 150 GB NTFS WINDOWS 11 > ada1p3 128 GB EXT4 Fedora Linux > ada1p4 100 GB exFat shared Data > ada1p5 100 GB UFS <—- target for clone > > > Thanks > amr -- wbr, Maxim Filimonov <che@bein.link>