Copy Install from SSD to NVMe drive

I can easily copy the partitions to a new drive, but how do I re-generate the fstab to reflect the new UUIDs in the /etc/fstab?
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Kyle Gospo
Kyle Gospo7mo ago
fstab should be handled very similarly to stock Fedora with changes to it applying immeditely. You may need to systemctl daemon-reload, and regenerate grub, which can be done with ujust regenerate-grub (We included this for people trying to dual boot so grub picks up the other bootloaders) That ujust command is running sudo grub2-mkconfig -o /etc/grub2-efi.cfg If the system is failing to boot because of the fstab changes we do include a patch to drop to an emergency shell unlike Silverblue/Kinoite ATM, so you can use that to do the grub regeneration
Chris Titus Tech
Perfect thanks so much. I thought fstab was generated from another area, but that makes it very easy to change out the drive.
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