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Tip: Over time file systems get new features and the mkfs utilities change their defaults, but not all new features can be enabled without reformatting. So, when moving data to a new drive, instead of cloning the block devices or file systems, consider creating a new file system and only copy the files (and their attributes, ACLs, extended attributes, etc.) with e.g. rsync.

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Tip: Over time file systems get new features and the mkfs utilities change their defaults, but not all new features can be enabled without reformatting. So, when moving data to a new drive, instead of cloning the block devices or file systems, consider creating a new file system and only copy the files (and their attributes, ACLs, extended attributes, etc.) with e.g. rsync.
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GNU/Trinukso ۞ (trinux@masto.ai)'s status on Friday, 05-Apr-2024 15:57:16 UTC GNU/Trinukso ۞
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@cr0n0s La última vez cloné con #Clonezilla y cero problemas.
Pero tiene sentido el consejo que dan. La gente de #ArchLinux (comunidad incluida) son Dioses en la Tierra, jeje.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Disk_cloning

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