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DarkRoast 07/13/20 6:07:18 PM #1: |
I used Macrium and copied my 500 GB samsung NVME SSD to a 2 TB Samsung NVME SSD but when I tried to boot from it, it didn't work. I think I did all the sectors right.
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DarkRoast 07/13/20 6:18:48 PM #2: |
Anyone?
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DarkRoast 07/13/20 6:21:51 PM #3: |
Nevermind I'll try Samsung's software instead
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treewojima 07/13/20 6:25:21 PM #4: |
I don't know how your partition table is laid out, but you should be able to do a straight clone to the new disk, then grow your filesystem once you've booted and everything is confirmed working.
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DarkRoast 07/13/20 6:29:42 PM #6: |
Go figure, turns out Samsung SSDs use special software and require Samsung's data migration software.
On the bright side, it's a whole lot easier to use, doesn't even have you bother with partition sizes --- Well allons-y, Alonso! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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DarkRoast 07/13/20 7:40:12 PM #7: |
Huh, I used the far simply Samsung Data Migration system, which was literally one single click, and literally everything works.
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DarkRoast 07/13/20 7:47:25 PM #8: |
Seems noticeably faster than my previous 500 GB SSD, which I didn't expect. I did a Crystal Disk Mark test on it. Previous SSD was about 2500 MB/sec read, this is 3400 MB/sec
That's quite an unexpected increase in speed considering it's the same brand --- Well allons-y, Alonso! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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