dd cloning a Win10 HDD to SSD
Bruce Labitt
bdlabitt at gmail.com
Mon Mar 22 21:14:26 EDT 2021
Have this excruciatingly slow Win10 HDD I'd like to clone to SSD. Reading
about how to do this leads me to dd as a way to clone the disk. The disks
are close in size. According to lsblk, the HDD sdb is 931.5GB, and the SSD
sdf is 931.5GB.
sdb has 5 partitions on it.
1) EFI 500MiB
2) MS reserved partition 128MiB
3) OS "basic data" partition 918.07GiB
4) WINRETOOLS 852MiB
5) Image 11.56GiB
sdf has stuff on it, which I presume will be wiped out by dd.
Since the sizes are "equal", can I just # dd if=/dev/sdb of=/dev/sdf bs=1M
status=progress and be done with it? Is there anything else that I'd need
to do to get it to boot?
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