Tim:
> I tried this last night, and it didn't want to boot. I
cloned it
> using
Qiyu Yan:
How it didn't want to boot, did you enter the GRUB or just stuck
in
UEFI or something else? I'd guess you stuck at UEFI stage and can't
enter GRUB.
UEFI gave me its error message about not being a bootable drive. I had
to reboot and try different boot devices using UEFI boot options.
> If it makes any difference, I can't recall if I plugged it
into the
> same SATA port on the motherboard. It's a board with 6 sockets,
For most motherboards, this will not affect if you have removed the
old disk, UEFI will search for available EFI partitions.
But you need to recreate boot entries via efibootmgr or grub2-
install.
I was hoping that when I used dd on the whole drive, that doing so
would have created everything it needed on the drive.
Or is this a case of UEFI needing to be set for the right SATA port?
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