Right, but if the original system didn’t have an NVMe drive, and you clone to a new NVMe drive, then you likely won’t be able to boot without regenerating the initramfs, because by default Fedora doesn’t include NVMe drivers in the initramfs if there is no NVME drive present at install time.
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