Hi there all,
I try to clone my old disk with Terminal 'dd' command into an internal physical [soldered] disk of a MacBook Pro 2019.
My old 2TB disk has macOS Catalina and Windows 8 Bootcamp, so I wish to have its exact clone on the newest MacBook's 2TB soldered disk.
A Terminal command looks like:
Yet as a matter of fact when 'dd' commands completes ("successfully") an internal disk doesn't look to contain desired content (even structure of partitions doesn't match to an old disk). [I've tried: Target mode for the newest MacBook, booted from Internet Recovery mode, booted from a USB flash with Catalina installed]
Is there a way to clone an old disk on a soldered internal disk?
I try to clone my old disk with Terminal 'dd' command into an internal physical [soldered] disk of a MacBook Pro 2019.
My old 2TB disk has macOS Catalina and Windows 8 Bootcamp, so I wish to have its exact clone on the newest MacBook's 2TB soldered disk.
A Terminal command looks like:
Bash:
sudo dd if=/dev/rdisk4 of=/dev/rdisk0 bs=1m
Is there a way to clone an old disk on a soldered internal disk?