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In <3EAEAC42.80200@attbi.com>, on 04/29/03
at 09:46 AM, Martin Rosenfeld said:
>With DFSee can I move an entire OS/2 (eCS) installation from one
>partition to another, adjust the drive letters, and still boot from the
>moved system?
With some limitations, yes.
Off the top of my head, the process is:
- create new volume (CREATE)
- clone old volume to new volume (CLONE)
- adjust volume letters (LVM probably)
See dfshowto.txt for examples.
Steven
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