I have Kali live with persistence and quite a few hours worth of tweaks in a bulky 15Gb USB although I'm using less than 5Gb overall. I just got a tiny, 8Gb USB memory, is there a way to migrate it all to the 8Gb one?
By that I mean that the 8Gb will be fully operating with all the customizations I did to Kali inside the 15Gb USB stick.
Thank you
This has been kicked around a lot. So I'll end my answer with "Clonezilla."
Still want to work hard at this? Read priors like http://askubuntu.com/questions/426507/how-to-i-copy-bootable-usb-flash-drive-to-larger-drive
What about the partitions sizes? The new USB is 7Gb smaller.
Mix in Gparted. Here's a tutorial (one of many on the subject.)
https://www.geekyprojects.com/storage/how-to-clone-hard-drive-to-smaller-drive/
This applies to USB drives as well. I had a client that came back with "but it says hard drives."
Nevermind, I was thinking that manually resizing the partitions before cloning would screw it up but apparently not.
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