This system was a rsync clone of a baremetal 22.04 system with the intention of being the drive I test the 24.04 upgrade on before doing it, so I still have the source system on 22.04 if there is something you want me to investigate on the source. I suppose the rsync command may not be syncing correctly or I'm using the wrong flags.
This system was a rsync clone of a baremetal 22.04 system with the intention of being the drive I test the 24.04 upgrade on before doing it, so I still have the source system on 22.04 if there is something you want me to investigate on the source. I suppose the rsync command may not be syncing correctly or I'm using the wrong flags.
The rsync was done
rsync -qaxH --delete --ignore-errors / /mnt/backup
rsync -qaxH --delete --ignore-errors /boot/efi /mnt/backup/boot
sed -i "s/$SourceRootU UID/$TargetRoot UUID/g" /mnt/backup/ etc/fstab UID/$TargetRoot UUID/g" /mnt/backup/ boot/grub/ grub.cfg ID/$TargetEFIUU ID/g" /mnt/backup/ etc/fstab ID/$TargetEFIUU ID/g" /mnt/backup/ boot/grub/ grub.cfg UID/$TargetRoot UUID/g" /mnt/backup/ boot/efi/ EFI/ubuntu/ grub.cfg update- grub
sed -i "s/$SourceRootU
sed -i "s/$SourceEFIUU
sed -i "s/$SourceEFIUU
sed -i "s/$SourceRootU
chroot /mnt/backup grub-install /dev/$DEV
chroot /mnt/backup /usr/sbin/
The clone is booted on another baremetal intel 700p.
I've done nothing to specifically remove /usr-merged.