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Vebbe', ho capito che se non vi dico io come fare non la finite piu' :-))

cd / && echo cp -a `/bin/ls -1Ab | egrep -v "^new-disk$|^proc$"`
       /new-disk | sh
       
     (write this all on one line)
     This goes to the root directory and then copies all files and
     directories except /new-disk and /proc to /new-disk. Note that the
     first option after ls is the number 1, not the letter L!
     This command should work in all circumstances.
(cd / && tar cpf - . --exclude new-disk --exclude proc) | (cd
       /new-disk && tar xpf -)
       
     (write this all on one line)
     This goes to the root directory, "tars" everything except /new-disk
     and /proc, switches to /new-disk and "untars" everything there.
     Note that there must not be a slash before or after the names of
     the directories in the --exclude options.
     (Note: The option -l doesn't work here, since tar will still
     re-create the directories /new-disk and /proc even though it
     doesn't copy their contents. Therefore, tar's -l option doesn't
     have the same behaviour as the -x option on older versions of cp.)
     This method is somewhat slower than the others.

less /usr/doc/HOWTO/mini/Hard-Disk-Upgrade docet!
E' ufficialmente aperta la gara a chi suggerisce la riga di comando piu'
lunga che fa tutto da sola! :-)
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