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By "replicate" do you mean creating a compatible third-party replacement hardware module, or copying all the data onto a different card? Cloning an SSD's data
by wtallis 2y ago
By "replicate" do you mean creating a compatible third-party replacement hardware module, or copying all the data onto a different card?
Cloning an SSD's data is something we should stop expecting to be straightforward in a world with self-encrypting drives. Restoring from backup is the right approach.
- ycombinatrix 2y agoWhy shouldn't I be able to clone an SSD? lol
- hollerith 2y ago>Cloning an SSD's data is something we should stop expecting to be straightforward in a world with self-encrypting drives. Restoring from backup is the right approach. I don't know why you're being downvoted: didn't we stop being able to clone a drive with Windows on it about 20 years ago unless perhaps Windows was installed in a non-standard way? More precisely you can clone a drive with Windows on it of course, but you will not be unable to boot the clone.