Hello Andrew,

On Mon, 09 Jun 2014 13:06:26 +1000, Andrew McGlashan  
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Terry,
>
> On 9/06/2014 12:00 PM, Terry Duell wrote:
>> On Mon, 09 Jun 2014 11:43:33 +1000, Andrew McGlashan
>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> How about doing this:
>>>
>>> blkid -c /dev/null
>>>
>>> That will list all the partitions, then change the /etc/fstab with UUID
>>> entries, then it won't matter which disk the partitions are on.
>>>
>>
>> The /etc/fstab has UUID entries.
>
> So the UUIDs match properly?  Whenever you create a file system, it will
> get a new UUID value generated.

Yes. The UUIDs in the SSD /etc/fstab were generated during the fresh  
Fedora install and match those returned by blkid, so I don't think there  
is an issue there.

>
>> I think it boots, as I don't think I would get to the login prompt, but  
>> it
>> keeps returning to the prompt.
>> I have checked user:group stuff (/etc/group) and that is the same for  
>> both
>> discs.
>
> Strange about the login situation.
>
> When you copied / .... how did you do that exactly?  I'm thinking that
> there are permission issues with files if the copy wasn't done
> correctly.  /etc/shadow for instance needs specific permissions (640
> owned by root:shadow).

I was booted into my old disk, and the SSD was mounted as (something like)  
"/run/media/terry/xxxx...", and I used rsync as follows; "sudo rsync -av

I was booted into the SSD and had my old / partition mounted, can't  
remember exactly but something like "/run/media/xxx...", and I think I  
used rsync as follows;
"sudo rsync -av /run/media/xxx/ /"

>
> If the user id number(s) have changed, then you might have issues with
> incorrect owner for the homedirs.

Do you mean the numbers for user:group that are in /etc/group?
Both systems have me (user terry) as 1000:1000.

I think it is a permission issue, I have just found (on the SSD, the one  
which keeps returning to login) that "~/xsession-errors" says "Failed to  
run command: Permission denied", and that's all, no clue as where that  
permission error is.

Cheers,
-- 
Regards,
Terry Duell
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