Clone M.2 SSD

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• TarZZ92 Member

  December 2018

  usb enclosure
• plumberg Veteran, Megathread Squad

  December 2018

  @TarZZ92 said:
  usb enclosure

  Any suggestions on these usb enclosures supporting m.2 form factor?
• deank Member, Troll

  December 2018

  Go to your local computer site and search m.2 case.

  Done.
• sibaper Member

  December 2018

  plumberg said: Any suggestions on these usb enclosures supporting m.2 form factor?

  https://www.transcend-info.com/Products/No-760

  plumberg said: I need to clone my existing Windows 10 laptop hdd (250gb) with a new upgraded m.2 ssd (1tb).

  to clone hardisk use Macrium Refrect
• plumberg Veteran, Megathread Squad

  December 2018

  @sibaper said:

  plumberg said: Any suggestions on these usb enclosures supporting m.2 form factor?

  https://www.transcend-info.com/Products/No-760

  plumberg said: I need to clone my existing Windows 10 laptop hdd (250gb) with a new upgraded m.2 ssd (1tb).

  to clone hardisk use Macrium Refrect

  Thnx
• plumberg Veteran, Megathread Squad

  December 2018

  @deank said:
  Go to your local computer site and search m.2 case.

  Done.

  Sure thing. Thnx
• cece Member

  December 2018

  clonezilla
• eol Member

  December 2018

  Use Linux.

  Thanked by 1AlwaysSkint
• Clouvider Member, Patron Provider

  December 2018

  dd
• Letzien Member

  December 2018

  @Clouvider said:
  dd

  dd && pv
• plumberg Veteran, Megathread Squad

  December 2018

  @Clouvider said:
  dd

  @Letzien said:

  @Clouvider said:
  dd

  dd && pv

  Huh???
• plumberg Veteran, Megathread Squad

  December 2018

  @eol said:
  Use Linux.

  Thats for my idling servers

  Thanked by 1eol
• plumberg Veteran, Megathread Squad

  December 2018

  @cece said:
  clonezilla

  Thnx
• Kaulkwappe Member, LIR

  December 2018

  I like the HDD Raw Copy Tool.
• Letzien Member

  December 2018

  @plumberg said:

  @Clouvider said:
  dd

  @Letzien said:

  @Clouvider said:
  dd

  dd && pv

  Huh???

  https://linux.die.net/man/1/pv
• AnthonySmith Member, Host Rep

  December 2018

  use a regular usb hdd, boot the laptop in to any live linux distro from a usb port, dd your current disk image to the usb disk, swap the disk do the same in reverse.

  Thanked by 2plumberg TimboJones
• TimboJones Member

  December 2018

  @AnthonySmith said:
  use a regular usb hdd, boot the laptop in to any live linux distro from a usb port, dd your current disk image to the usb disk, swap the disk do the same in reverse.

  Holy fuck, I was so sure after reading the terrible replies above I wouldn't see a sane reply. Like they didn't even bother to read the OP before replying with useless responses.

  My only addition to this, probably need a current live disk to properly see the m.2 drive. Ie, Ubuntu 18.04 but not 16.04.

  Thanked by 1AnthonySmith
• plumberg Veteran, Megathread Squad

  December 2018

  @AnthonySmith said:
  use a regular usb hdd, boot the laptop in to any live linux distro from a usb port, dd your current disk image to the usb disk, swap the disk do the same in reverse.

  @TimboJones said:

  @AnthonySmith said:
  use a regular usb hdd, boot the laptop in to any live linux distro from a usb port, dd your current disk image to the usb disk, swap the disk do the same in reverse.

  Holy fuck, I was so sure after reading the terrible replies above I wouldn't see a sane reply. Like they didn't even bother to read the OP before replying with useless responses.

  My only addition to this, probably need a current live disk to properly see the m.2 drive. Ie, Ubuntu 18.04 but not 16.04.

  I might try this. Thank you