Moving recovery partitions - problem

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  1. Pentagon
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    matis1974 said:
    I think I'll leave it as a last resort option because of clean installing the OS
    A clean installation can be done in 1 hour! What you intend gives you trouble for more than 10 hours!
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  3. matis1974
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    Pentagon said:
    A clean installation can be done in 1 hour! What you intend gives you trouble for more than 10 hours!
    i got time but dont wanna backup my stuff and set up everything over again for now
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  4. SIW2
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    move the 3 partitions from it onto my new one
    What is stopping you from doing that?

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  6. matis1974
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    SIW2 said:
    What is stopping you from doing that?

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    I don't know how I could do that, it seems easy but i don't know what tool to use

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    Ok guys so I managed to copy the partitions, however it's useless, so now I'm gonna recreate the recovery partition and just forget about that, it's way more complicated to get everything to work sadly and I won't be able to do it. Thanks for your help
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