To add to what Ralph said, if the disk uses GUID Partition Table (GPT)
then after the clone the backup GPT - which was at the end of the
original disk - will now be in the middle. GParted should detect and fix
this automatically, otherwise gdisk can do it.
You could use Clonezilla instead of
I hate to say it, but having been through a tablet a year since the form
factor became a thing, I’ve settled on the smaller iPad Pro. This being my
second iPad.
They are excellent devices, with a long lifespan and excellent hardware.
I always buy them used/refurbished, usually the previous
Just a thought: I wonder if an E-ink tablet would be a good idea, though the
contrast might be lacking a bit for text-on-colour sections.
Hamish
On 30 October 2023 13:14:02 GMT, Peter Merchant
wrote:
>WE have had a few, and I have been happy with Lenovo ones. I once had a 10"
>one, but it
Hi John,
> I've bought a SSD to replace the sole HDD in an old laptop (Thinkpad
> T410) and I intend to use dd to copy the disk. Does that seem
> sensible?
I think it should work. This Arch Linux wiki page may be useful as much
isn't specific to Arch Linux. It includes using dd(1).
WE have had a few, and I have been happy with Lenovo ones. I once had a 10" one, but it was
eminently droppable, so I now have an 8" one. I recently bought Val a new 8" one, but it has
Android 12 and is a pain to use. I recommend an 8" one over the 7" ones as it is significantly
larger.
I've bought a SSD to replace the sole HDD in an old laptop (Thinkpad
T410) and I intend to use dd to copy the disk. Does that seem
sensible? In particular:
Will the SSD be bootable immediately or is some configuration
change needed?
The SSD is bigger that the HDD - what will the
Hi,
After years of resistance, I'm going to get a tablet! Ideally it would
be one that ran Linux of course, but the main specs needed are good
resolution and plenty of contrast.
The reason for this is my deteriorating eyesight. Generally speaking,
I'm OK with distance vision, but reading
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