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doc.zih.tu-dresden.de/docs/jobs_and_resources/barnard_test.md

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 ??? "Migration from Home Directory"
 
-    Your personal (old) home directory at Taurus will not be automatically transferred to the new Barnard
-    system. **You are responsible for this task.** Please do not copy your entire home, but consider
-    this opportunity for cleaning up you data. E.g., it might make sense to delete outdated scripts, old
-    log files, etc., and move other files to an archive filesystem. Thus, please transfer only selected
-    directories and files that you need on the new system.
+    Your personal (old) home directory at Taurus will not be automatically transferred to the new
+    Barnard system. **You are responsible for this task.** Please do not copy your entire home, but
+    consider this opportunity for cleaning up you data. E.g., it might make sense to delete outdated
+    scripts, old log files, etc., and move other files to an archive filesystem. Thus, please
+    transfer only selected directories and files that you need on the new system.
 
-    The well-known [datamover tools](../../data_transfer/datamover/) are available to run such transfer
-    jobs under Slurm. The steps are as follows:
+    The well-known [datamover tools](../../data_transfer/datamover/) are available to run such
+    transfer jobs under Slurm. The steps are as follows:
 
-    1. Login to Barnard: `ssh login[1-4].barnard.tu-dresden.de`
+    1. Login to Barnard, i.e., `ssh login[1-4].barnard.tu-dresden.de`
     1. The command `dtinfo` will provide you the mountpoints
 
         ```console
@@ -108,11 +108,12 @@ of the old and new system. (Do not use the datamovers from Taurus!)
          marie@barnard$ dtls /data/old/home/marie
          [...]
          ```
+
     1. Use `dtcp` command to invoke a transfer job, e.g.,
 
-    ```console
-    marie@barnard$ dtcp --recursive /data/old/home/marie/<useful data> /home/marie/
-    ```
+        ```console
+        marie@barnard$ dtcp --recursive /data/old/home/marie/<useful data> /home/marie/
+        ```
 
     **Note**, please adopt the source and target paths to your needs. All available options can be
     queried via `dtinfo --help`.