Am 22. Mar, 2002 schwätzte Gene Holmerud so:
> I've copied my Linux "/" partition (using Norton Ghost) to a larger
> partition on a new new drive. Well, "df" command still shows the old
> size.
Better yet is to partition and create a filesystem, then copy the files
over.
mke2fs for ext2. Look at manpage for mkfs the mkfs.* commands.
# cd /where_youre_copying_to
# TARC=/var/tmp/tar_create_err
# TARX=/var/tmp/tar_extract_out
# TARXERR=${TARX%out}err
# tar clvf - -C / 2>$TARC | tar x --atime-preserve -pvf - >$TARX 2>$TARXERR
I think that'll work. Test it :).
Verify soft and hard links get treated properly as well as device files.
It should maintain timestamps on directories for you.
ciao,
der.hans
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