Hello Charles!

11 Jan 2019 00:46, Charles Stephenson wrote to ]:

Problem No. 1

42

I am trying to figure out how can I transfer information from one HDD that's in my laptop, to another HDD, that I plan on replacing the current

one in

my laptop with.

if its linux ?

tarball it

Is there something I can buy to make the HDD active, able to transfer files to?

pariton magic

Looking for something that's not too costly.

write your own problem ?


Regards Benny

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Re: Help!
By: Benny Pedersen to Charles Stephenson on Wed Apr 22 2020 08:09 am

Hello Charles!

11 Jan 2019 00:46, Charles Stephenson wrote to ]:

Problem No. 1

42

*GRIN*
right, more like 42,125,345,245!

I am trying to figure out how can I transfer information from one
HDD that's in my laptop, to another HDD, that I plan on replacing
the current

I wish there was a program in linux that could take advantage of my vast amount
of google cloud space.

one in

my laptop with.

if its linux ?

tarball it

Good idea

Is there something I can buy to make the HDD active, able to
transfer files to?

pariton magic

Is there a linux version??

Looking for something that's not too costly.

write your own problem ?

I WISH! I am planning on learning pascal. Might be a good time to do it while in lockdown
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Hello Charles!

23 Apr 2020 16:56, Charles Stephenson wrote to Benny Pedersen:

Is there something I can buy to make the HDD active, able to
transfer files to?

pariton magic

Is there a linux version??

sysresqueuecd, install this on usb stick, boot it, now tarball it from the harddisk you like to recovery data from

google it

and paragon magic is linux aswell but needs gui on linux, just like it does on windows, windows version handle linux partion natively

other options instll e2filesystem on windows, mount linux partions natively and
backup data

what is best for you work depends on what data to recovery


Regards Benny

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Re: Help!
By: Benny Pedersen to Charles Stephenson on Mon May 25 2020 09:08 pm

sysresqueuecd, install this on usb stick, boot it, now tarball it from the harddisk you like to recovery data from

google it

and paragon magic is linux aswell but needs gui on linux, just like it does on windows, windows version handle linux partion natively

other options instll e2filesystem on windows, mount linux partions natively and backup data

I paid for Insync a few months ago. It 'kinda' worked. One day it stopped making backups to my google drive. I'm still looking for a backup (gui based, and can be ran unattended) that I can make backups from linux to google drive. --- SBBSecho 3.11-Linux
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Hello Charles!

27 May 2020 18:43, Charles Stephenson wrote to Benny Pedersen:

I paid for Insync a few months ago. It 'kinda' worked. One day it stopped making backups to my google drive. I'm still looking for a backup (gui based, and can be ran unattended) that I can make backups from linux to google drive.

----- dropbox.ebuild begins -----
* net-misc/dropbox
Available versions: 94.4.384^ms ~96.4.172^ms ~97.3.451^ms ~97.4.467^ms
IUSE (all versions): X +librsync-bundled selinux
Best versions/slot: 94.4.384^ms
Homepage: https://www.dropbox.com/
Find open bugs: https://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=net-misc%2Fdropbox
Description: Dropbox daemon (pretends to be GUI-less)
License: BSD-2 CC-BY-ND-3.0 FTL MIT LGPL-2 openssl dropbox

----- dropbox.ebuild ends -----

then automate dropbox to copy data to gdrive

will you really sit there and see it sync ? :)

best option with non maintained is to get synology nas, and use cloud sync there


Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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Re: Help!
By: Benny Pedersen to Charles Stephenson on Thu May 28 2020 01:01 am

----- dropbox.ebuild begins -----
* net-misc/dropbox
Available versions: 94.4.384^ms ~96.4.172^ms ~97.3.451^ms ~97.4.467^ms IUSE (all versions): X +librsync-bundled selinux
Best versions/slot: 94.4.384^ms
Homepage: https://www.dropbox.com/
Find open bugs: https://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=net-misc%2Fdropbox Description: Dropbox daemon (pretends to be GUI-less)
License: BSD-2 CC-BY-ND-3.0 FTL MIT LGPL-2 openssl dropbox

----- dropbox.ebuild ends -----

then automate dropbox to copy data to gdrive

will you really sit there and see it sync ? :)

best option with non maintained is to get synology nas, and use cloud sync

I have dropbox too, but I don't have a lot of space with it. I have 4 gigs on google cloud that I'm paying for. I got a package deal with something else I bought a few years back. I've 'tried' a few shareware linux backup programs. there WAS one I wish I could remember the name. it had options for google drive, but was only available if you paid for it. I was tempted to pay, but I'd
have to have pay for something only to find out it doesn't work.
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