cp -d will work, but I reckon cp --archive (same as cp -dpR) is better
for these purposes. (as always, a look at the man page is informative :)
I did this exact same thing to install onto an old laptop without a
cdrom drive. Only I created some virtual hosts in my apache conf file
and just added t
> Question, how does a disk that can only hold 750mb of data fill a 5gb
> partition? :| I'm completely at a loss. It just *seemed* so simple.
Two things:
1) Lots of the files on the CD are in fact symbolic links, and when you
run CP it will not copy the symlinks, but the files themselves. Chec
ยป Jaye Inabnit ke6sls disse isso e eu digo aquilo:
> I have 2 cdroms (one is a writer) and three 2.2.r3 binary disks I wanted to
> work into an nfs for a lap top I'm putzing with. I have several 5gb
> partitions on my second drive. Thought I'd just cp binary #3 disk to that
> partition. I watch
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