Hello!
I made a Redobackup image of my linuxmint 14.1 system. This is a 160Gb Hard Disk. I made a complete backup (all partitions).
Now, I want to restore that image but to a 320Gb Hard disk. What should I do to modify partition sizes to use the new hard disk to its full capacity? Is this possible in linux?
Now, my partitions are: Swap: 2Gb; /: 58GB and /home: around 99Gb. I would like to make them (on the new disk): Swap: 2Gb; /: 100Gb and /home: The rest.
Thanks in advace,
Glore2002.-
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Re: how to restore an image backup to a different size HD
My choice would be to restore the image to your new hard drive and then resize the partitons using gparted from a live CD.
Re: how to restore an image backup to a different size HD
Thanks for your reply Dyfi but How can I resize swap, / and /home. I see how to expand /home because it is the last partition but How can I move /home to make room for expanding / and swap?
Don't know if this was clear Thanks!
Don't know if this was clear Thanks!
Re: how to restore an image backup to a different size HD
Select you home partition, right click, select the option to reize/move. Moving a partition could take quite a long time. Once your /home is moved, the other partitions can be either moved or expanded.