From: ldo@nz.invalid   
      
   On Fri, 2 Jan 2026 18:51:00 +1100, Axel wrote:   
      
   > (b) Make a new install of Mint on the target disk. Use Backup Tool   
   > on the source disk to produce a copy of the current Applications and   
   > a copy of the /Home directory including hidden files. Restore the   
   > source disk Applications and /Home on the new install using Backup   
   > Tool   
      
   Just copy all the files, both OS and user. Then fix up the fstab and   
   bootloader.   
      
   > *However, I do not know how to install a Boot-Loader   
      
   The usual command is grub-install.   
      
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