Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => TCB Q&A Forum => Topic started by: robcar on July 03, 2012, 09:12:43 AM
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I'd like to clone a TC USB key installation; I wouldn't want to use dd, because it takes forever, since the master USB key is 8GB in size.
eZRemaster is quite confusing for me: sometimes it doesn't copy all extensions and sometimes SYSLINUX at the beginning is very long.
Is there an easy way that lets me clone the master TC to a smaller USB key?
TIA
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rob
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Auto-partitioning + bootloader-installing script, then just tarball the contents around.
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Auto-partitioning + bootloader-installing script, then just tarball the contents around.
Could you be a little more specific?
Thanks
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1. Partition the smaller key
2. Format the partitions
3. Install bootloader to the smaller key
4. Copy contents of the bigger key's partition to the smaller key, preferably via tar to keep permissions
For a one-off thing, you could just do it manually instead of scripting.
If you're not familiar with partitioning/bootloaders, just install to the smaller key via tc-install a default system, then replace the partition contents with those of the bigger stick.
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If you're not familiar with partitioning/bootloaders, just install to the smaller key via tc-install a default system, then replace the partition contents with those of the bigger stick.
Thanks!
I followed this one and replaced only tce with tar and seems working fine!