How to clone an old hard drive to a new one by using Linux Terminal commands ?

observe that the new hard drive is unallocated ( without any partitions )

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Date Posted: 2014/02/16

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by Abdulrahim Mohamad Shoueib Alyafi , Information Technology Manager , Faii Alriyadh Establishment for Contracting

I think in same device

# cp /olddevice /newdevice

if another device

# scp /olddevice /newdevice

I hope use SSH channel to be more secure

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