Hello! On Mon, Jan 09, 2006 at 01:40:19AM -0500, Bill wrote: >[...]
>Now here is what I did then... ># cd /mnt/newr ># ../oldr/sbin/dump 0af - /mnt/oldr | restore rf - >(the old drive is also openbsd 3.8) >This worked like a charm for the root fs >Then I tried the var and I got a slew of errors about the disk being >full. But its the /dev/rd* drive thats full. dump/restore need some space in /tmp. Just mount a mfs to /tmp so that that doesn't fill up the initial ramdisk. When I move to another disk, I boot from the old one to single user, mount the new one unter /mnt and do the dump/restore for all partitions. I just call mount /tmp manually, /etc/fstab has an entry for an mfs based /tmp on my boxen anyway. >[...] Kind regards, Hannah.
