Doesn't cloning copy recovery partition?

[todesto]

Just finished setting up fusion drive and used SuperDuper to clone my HDD to fusion drive.
I am able to boot with fusion drive but there is no recovery partition in fusion drive, obviously there is one on my HDD which I am going to format.

What is best way to get recovery partition in fusion drive?

 

[Synchro3]

Not with SuperDuper, but with CCC (CarbonCopyCloner) you can clone the recovery partition.

 

[lexR]

Not with SuperDuper, but with CCC (CarbonCopyCloner) you can clone the recovery partition.

Only onto certain drives, for example it does not allow for the recovery HD on my RAID 0 SSD setup on the sonnet tempo PCIe but it does on the clone on a 500GB WD HDD... Not sure why I guess because it looks like an external drive to the CMP

 

[VirtualRain]

Just finished setting up fusion drive and used SuperDuper to clone my HDD to fusion drive.
I am able to boot with fusion drive but there is no recovery partition in fusion drive, obviously there is one on my HDD which I am going to format.

What is best way to get recovery partition in fusion drive?

CCC does not properly clone the recovery partition either (so maybe it's a wide-spread problem with cloning apps)...
http://www.macworld.com/article/2857721/how-to-restore-a-missing-recovery-partition.html

 

[lowendlinux]

dd should get you your recovery

 

[todesto]

dd should get you your recovery

I followed link by VirtualRain, but I couldn't make Recovery HD using CCC because I had it set up as fusion drive. So I ended up fresh install Yosemite and found out Recovery HD is created in fusion drive, then restored from Time Machine, it's all good now including Recovery HD.