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Replacement hard drive

dilbert
I am new to the UTM software and installed it on a old computer to try it out at home.  I plan to continue using the software and will upgrade the hard drive in the computer to a 256GB SSD.

Do I need to do a new installation of UTM on the SSD and then restore the backup I have made to bring in the settings I have so far, or is there any easier way - similar to ghosting the drive and then removing the old one?  Thanks.


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    t14u,

    SSHD are basically a HDD with a small flash based cache on-board. Idea is routinely accessed files get stored in flash so they're faster to read. Works okay on a desktop where there's lot of routine file access (boot files, common apps like email, browser, etc) resulting in high cache hit counts. On the UTM however where there is a lot of random reads & writes, caching doesn't work nearly as well.
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    t14u,

    SSHD are basically a HDD with a small flash based cache on-board. Idea is routinely accessed files get stored in flash so they're faster to read. Works okay on a desktop where there's lot of routine file access (boot files, common apps like email, browser, etc) resulting in high cache hit counts. On the UTM however where there is a lot of random reads & writes, caching doesn't work nearly as well.
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