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From: Matt Hyne
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 1996 00:00

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I want to transfer my linux from one machine to a totally different
machine - ie copy my linux partition from my disk onto the other disk and
then run it on the other machine.

So if I set the drive out of the other machine up as a secondary in my
machine what do I do to copy all my linux to it (including making it
bootable) - is it this easy ???

thanks - Matt

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