How clone my MorphOS HD to new HD? basic idea is connect sata hd to pegasos mother broad to second hd. and then use such a tool any ideas for this tool. and i use MorphOS 1.4.5. There is few reasons why i even think this.

I think you can just copy everything from one HDD to another. That's what I do at least on MorphOS 3.2+. But maybe you can't copy the system back if you upgrade to 3.7. So maybe it's the smartest to only copy all non-system files and install MorphOS 3.7 from scratch.

> basic idea is connect sata hd to pegasos mother broad

Just in case you aren't aware: The Pegasos motherboard only provides PATA, so you can't directly connect a SATA HD to it. You may use a SATA PCI card, a SATA PATA bridge, a SATA USB enclosure or similar, though.

If you registerd MorphOS you could use raw copy to clone your partitions.

See http://jpv.wmhost.com/morphos/tips/index.html

[ Edited by itix 24.09.2014 - 16:38 ]

> If you registerd MorphOS you could use raw copy to clone your partitions.

If he switches to recent MorphOS he must install freshly anyway, so no need to clone anything then :-)

If i very likely not going switch recent MOS. At least not soon. ps. my OS 1.4.5 is registered.
Copying is slower than cloning. expect this RAW compy is not modern way like some in PC where system can even change partion sizes bigger what are destnation.

And making copying fastere i going remove non needed files it bet i have few of this kind files.

>> If you registerd MorphOS you could use raw copy to clone your partitions.

> my OS 1.4.5 is registered.

Registering recent MorphOS is completely different from registering MorphOS 1.x back then.

> Copying is slower than cloning.

This depends on the fill level of the partition I'd say.

Andreas_Wolf: True but i think i have over 4gigabytes old emails for example... and for beetween and one people which is now dead.:(