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From: steveg@ni.umd.edu (Steve Green)
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Subject: Re: cloning the A/UX root partition
Keywords: clone A/UX partition SCSI
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Date: 10 Apr 91 02:50:55 GMT
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In article <6962@rex.cs.tulane.edu> dejesus@bourbon.ee.tulane.edu (Francisco X DeJesus) writes:
>
>    Is there any program out there (preferably under MacOS) that can do an
>image copy of an entire SCSI partition, from one drive to another?
>[deleted]

Yes.. you can use dd.  Although I have never done it from sash, sash does have
dd and thus.. why wouldn't it work.. :)

Just make sure all of your drives are low level formatted and type this from
sash.
	dd if=/dev/dsk/cxd0s31 of=/dev/dsk/cyd0s31 bs=512k
where x is the source scsi id and y is the destination scsi id.

As far as I remember, this copies the entire deal.. MacOS, p-map, eschatology,
UNIX, etc.. so after that, you should be good to go..

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Disclaimer:  If anything I said above is incorrect, never mind.