Hi All,
Apologies if this has been asked elsewhere but I cant find any obvious answers.
I have cloned an installation of Ubuntu from one SATA3 to another SATA3 and tested that both of them work and are functional in the original system. I am unable to run either the original or clone on the target workstation which only has SATA2 connectivity. I need to use this specific workstation as it has 96GB RAM rather than 8GB.
Is anyone aware of the reason? is there a difference in them viewing partition/OS installation?
Would installing a SATA3 PCI adapter allow me to load the OS? (I understand that it would lack the SATA3 speeds but that is not a primary concern)
Apologies if this has been asked elsewhere but I cant find any obvious answers.
I have cloned an installation of Ubuntu from one SATA3 to another SATA3 and tested that both of them work and are functional in the original system. I am unable to run either the original or clone on the target workstation which only has SATA2 connectivity. I need to use this specific workstation as it has 96GB RAM rather than 8GB.
Is anyone aware of the reason? is there a difference in them viewing partition/OS installation?
Would installing a SATA3 PCI adapter allow me to load the OS? (I understand that it would lack the SATA3 speeds but that is not a primary concern)
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