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robina80 posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
ok scrap the local GPO done this and it works reg add HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce /v firstlogon /t REG_SZ /d powershell -noexit -ep bypass c:\users\admin\sysprep\firstlogon.ps1 /f
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Steven Shiau posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Thanks for sharing that, Steven
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solved... https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/it-pro/windows-server-2012-R2-and-2012/dn789190(v=ws.11) i used a computer startup script script name: C:\Users\admin\sysprep\firstlogon.ps1 script parameters: powershell -ep Bypass and heres the script (just made a rough one to test and every command ran as when i logged in after the pc syspreped all commands worked) start-process 'C:\Users\admin\sysprep\Firefox Setup 138.0.exe' /S -wait Remove-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\AdventNet\DesktopCentral\DCAgent\"...
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zbcgn modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Hey there, sorry for bringing this up again, but i couldn't find any entries regarding these issues. has this been resolved? I'd imagine 1. and 2. would be very helpful to improve deploy speeds. We observed maximum 3 peers and there is no place where it can be configured in TUI. Can something be done that clients will stay up after completing restore to 100% and continue to upload to restoring systems? Especially 2. heavily influences speeds at the end of the process, when more and more client disconnect...
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Hey there, sorry for bringing this up again, but i couldn't find any entries regarding these issues. has this been resolved? I'd imagine 1. and 2. would be very helpful to improve deploy speeds. We observed maximum 3 peers and there is no place where it can be configured in TUI. Can something be done that clients will stay up after completing restore to 100% and continue to upload to restoring systems? Especially 2. heavily influences speeds at the end of the process, when more and more client disconnect...
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Citytech created ticket #185
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ok ive done this and it works <component name="Microsoft-Windows-Deployment" processorArchitecture="amd64" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" language="neutral" versionScope="NonSxS" xmlns:wcm="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WMIConfig/2002/State" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <RunSynchronous> <RunSynchronousCommand wcm:action="add"> <Description>firstlogon</Description> <Order>1</Order> <Path>C:\Users\admin\sysprep\firstlogon.bat</Path> </RunSynchronousCommand> </RunSynchronous>...
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tbh before i capture using sysprep i do this on windows $mins = get-partitionsupportedsize -driveletter c | select-object -expandproperty sizemin resize-partition -driveletter c -size $mins i then "restorepart" and i do select expert option -r -icds and -k1 and yet still the size hasnt expanded
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redbaron192 posted a comment on ticket #149
Hiya, I got a failure this morning doing a backup with my new setup. I immediately repeated the backup process and the second time it verified successfully. I have the all log files for both attached. The files from the first failed attempt (backup named 2025-04-29-08-imgWin10good) are all before time 09:11:00. All files after 09:11:00 are from the second successful attempt (backup named 2025-04-29-08-imgWin10again). Both backups used identical source & target drives. I just did a comparison of both...
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By default it won't split the image. Hence you can do that without "-i 0". Of course, doing that still works. Steven
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Steven, If I don’t want to split the image I put -i 0 or without it ? Thanks
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Steven, If I don’t want to split the image I put -i 0 or without it ? Thanks On Apr 26, 2025 at 5:46 PM, <steven shiau="" (mailto:steven_shiau@users.sourceforge.net)=""> wrote:</steven> Normally it should be: ocs-sr -b -g auto -e1 auto -e2 -j2 -k -p poweroff restoreparts test sda3 If your image name is "test', and the destination partition you want to restore is sda3. I would suggest you follow the TUI to select the appropriate requirements, then it will give you a green command which you can use...
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Thanks for help On Apr 26, 2025 at 5:46 PM, <steven shiau="" (mailto:steven_shiau@users.sourceforge.net)=""> wrote:</steven> Normally it should be: ocs-sr -b -g auto -e1 auto -e2 -j2 -k -p poweroff restoreparts test sda3 If your image name is "test', and the destination partition you want to restore is sda3. I would suggest you follow the TUI to select the appropriate requirements, then it will give you a green command which you can use in your script. Steven [support-requests:#184] (https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/support-requests/184/)...
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The "-f" option is for restoreparts to specify the source partition when the destination partition is different from the source one, e.g., (source is nvme0n1p1 from image, destination is sda3) /usr/sbin/ocs-sr -e1 auto -e2 -t -r -c -k -scr -plu -p choose -f nvme0n1p1 restoreparts my-image sda3 Steven
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Normally it should be: ocs-sr -b -g auto -e1 auto -e2 -j2 -k -p poweroff restoreparts test sda3 If your image name is "test', and the destination partition you want to restore is sda3. I would suggest you follow the TUI to select the appropriate requirements, then it will give you a green command which you can use in your script. Steven
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You can refer to this FAQ: https://drbl.org/fine-print.php?path=./faq/2_System/119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq#119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq Steven
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It's quite similar to the green command shown for BT mode. Just try to follow what I mentioned: https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/support-requests/181/#ae14 and use multicast mode to do that. You will get a green command which is the one you can use in your script to schedule your jobs. Steven
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Thanks for your feedback. Not sure. I guess it's the Linux kernel regression for your scenario. Maybe you wait for newer Linux kernel to be used in the later version of Clonezilla live. Steven
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I would suggest you try this one first: https://clonezilla.org//fine-print-live-doc.php?path=clonezilla-live/doc/11_lite_server It's much easier to get a good start. Steven
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You can refer to this FAQ: https://drbl.org/fine-print.php?path=./faq/2_System/119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq#119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq Steven
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Dave English posted a comment on discussion Clonezilla live
While waiting for a response I decided I would try to only restore the boot partition, and the "C" drive partition from the complete drive image as the 3rd partition is easy to just copy the data after the restore. But what would normally take about 30 minutes to restore the "C" drive part of the image is now going to take over 4 hours. I'm not sure why but am guessing that restoring a partition works differently than restoring a complete drive image?
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I cloned a 1 TB drive to my Samba Server, then tried to restore the image to a different 1 TB drive but get an error that image is larger than the free space on drive, so I restored the image to the original 1 TB drive, then used a Windows utility to shrink the free space and then created a new smaller image. Then tried to restore it and received the same error that the image is too large for the destination drive. Apparently it made the image of the complete drive. Is there a way to edit the image...
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Steven I got it works by "ocs-sr -b -g auto -e1 auto -e2 -j2 -k -scr -p poweroff restoreparts test sda4" question ? when can i use -f ? when i restore manually i saw it has -f after retoreparts -f sda4 room903 sda4 i was trying to it onto the script and it won't work. ? do I need -f option ? second question how do I restore two parts instead of one partition. i read an example like retoreparts room904 "sda3 sda4" I wrote the same format but it won't work
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Steven, I restored Windows 11 and errors was No bootable devices found
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auto restore partition
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hi all, is there anyway with clonezilla or do i need to use a tool before to shrink the partitions to only whats being used and to capture that instead of the whole disk, incase i come across a target disk bigger than source disk thanks, rob
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Chris Hess modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
A few weeks ago, Clonezilla (Debian version) stopped working on all the KVM based VPS instances that I have (with 2 different providers) when using it via netboot.xyz I attached a screenshot of the error in both the stable and testing versions currently used in netboot.xyz (versions 3.2.1-9 Stable and 3.2.1-21-Testing) The only remedy after the failure is to reboot or shutdown the vps instance. I tried changing the virtual nic card to a different version, and that didn't help/change the failure....
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Hi Steven, I would like to try using Multicast ? what script do I need to use ? thanks in advance
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A few weeks ago, Clonezilla (Debian version) stopped working on all the KVM based VPS instances that I have (with 2 different providers) when using it via netboot.xyz I attached a screenshot of the error in both the stable and testing versions currently used in netboot.xyz (versions 3.2.1-9 Stable and 3.2.1-21-Testing) The only remedy after the failure is to reboot or shutdown the vps instance. I tried changing the virtual nic card to a different version, and that didn't help/change the failure....
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A few weeks ago, Clonezilla stopped working on all the KVM based VPS instances that I have (with 2 different providers) when using it via netboot.xyz I attached a screenshot of the error in both the stable and testing version currently used in netboot.xyz. The only remedy after the failure is to reboot or shutdown the vps instance. I tried changing the virtual nic card to a different version, and that didn't help/change the failure. If I use the 32 bit version(s) of Clonezilla using the same boot...
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A few weeks ago, Clonezilla stopped working on all the KVM based VPS instances that I have (with 2 different providers) when using it via netboot.xyz I attached a screenshot of the error in both the stable and testing version currently used in netboot.xyz. The only remedy after the failure is to reboot or shutdown the vps instance. If I use the 32 bit version(s) of Clonezilla using the same boot procedure, ALL functions of Clonezilla then work as expected, including the boot process, saving new,...
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hi all, im about to install clonezilla server on ubuntu server 22.04 or can i get away installing it on 24.04 also am i right in thinking clonezilla server is a DRBL server as after installing DRBL on the server i see no mention of installing clonezilla after on the server from this page https://drbl.org/installation/01-prepare-server.php do i enable DMA mode on the OS disk or my RAID disk where i want to put/save all the images i want to capture/deploy ie sda or sda1 or the RAID disk ie md1 i have...
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hi all, im about to install clonezilla server on ubuntu server 22.04 or can i get away installing it on 24.04 also am i right in thinking clonezilla server is a DRBL server as after installing DRBL on the server i see no mention of installing clonezilla after on the server from this page https://drbl.org/installation/01-prepare-server.php do i enable DMA mode on the OS disk or my RAID disk where i want to put/save all the images i want to capture/deploy ie sda or sda1 or the RAID disk ie md1 i have...
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Arick posted a comment on discussion Help
I understand your issue is resolved. I've had been having an issue that presented the same but was a different solution. One poster replied about changing the mode to AHCI. That solution was close..but it did not solve my problem. It was however close.Apparently the system is defaults the SATA mode to "RST with Optane"(despite no optane present). Also not leaving a menu option to change this. BUT apparently a thread somewhere said by tabing to the "Main" section and pressing ctrl+s the option appears...
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What's the OS you restored? What are the error messages when you mentioned "the hard drive won't boot"? Steven
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Yes, those files might contain some sensitive data. Hence after saving, their modes are changed to 600. With root privilege, you can read it absolutely. Steven
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I have a problem to restore partition to partition. I am using USB drive sda1 sda2 sda3 sda4 sda5 sda6 sda7 sda8 I want to restore only partition sda8 from backup image where I saved it onto usb drive . everything works fine without error however after restoring it. the hard drive won't boot anymore. mount /dev/sdb2 /home/partimag" ocs_live_run="ocs-sr -g auto -e1 auto -e2 -k0 -icds -icrc -scr -t -p poweroff -f sda8 restoreparts 418 sda8" what is missing ?
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Hi Steven, Been doing some more testing of my verification issues (previous comment 2025-02-21)... For faster backups I switched to using a new internal NTFS SSD instead of the external NTFS USB drive (This took USB out of the equation as well). It doubled my backup speed but still got occasional CRC verification failures. I know from experience that writing NTFS from Linux can cause NTFS FS corruption so I decided to make my Clonezilla target EXT4 instead of NTFS (to rule out any NTFS FS issues)....
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Hi Steven, Been doing some more testing of my verification issues (previous comment 2025-02-21)... For faster backups I switched to using a new internal NTFS SSD instead of the external NTFS USB drive (This took USB out of the equation as well). It doubled my backup speed but still got occasional CRC verification failures. I know from experience that writing NTFS from Linux can cause NTFS FS corruption so I decided to make my Clonezilla target EXT4 instead of NTFS (to rule out any NTFS FS issues)....
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Jeremy Boden posted a comment on discussion Clonezilla live
This would be great to have - especially for disk -> disk and disk -> image. Couldn't the disk be identified by by using the output of:- ls -l /dev/disk/by-id This lists the model number + serial number of each disk + all partitions, together with a section for "world wide name" - wwn. As a rather lengthy (but edited) example ata-Samsung_SSD_870_QVO_1TB_S5SVNG0N955653H -> ../../sdb ata-Samsung_SSD_870_QVO_1TB_S5SVNG0N955653H-part1 -> ../../sdb1 ata-Samsung_SSD_870_QVO_1TB_S5SVNG0N955653H-part2 ->...
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Somehow we missed this request... Definitely this can be done. However, UUID is only when the file system exists. PartUUID is only when partition exists. Hence it only works for partition to partition, not disk to disk. We will think about implement this in the future for partition to partition cloning. Steven
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So when you encounter this error, please enter command line prompt, and run: 1. sudo su -i 2. df -ah 3. mount 4. dd if=/dev/zero of=/home/partimag/dd.zero bs=1M count=500 Please show the results of (2)-(4). Thanks. Steven
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It's good to know that. However, as we mentioned before, BTRFS changes so fast so that please remember the risk when using Clonezilla to backup it. Thanks. Steven
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Maybe you can use the parameter "cache=none" to remount your CIFS server. This should use less RAM as possible. Ref: https://linux.die.net/man/8/mount.cifs Steven
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If you are sure your computer is using uEFI booting mechanism, please make sure you boot Clonezilla live with uEFI mode. Some BIOS supports both uEFI and legacy mode (MBR) booting mechanism. If your OS on the machine boots via uEFI one, remember to boot Clonezilla live using uEFI mode. Steven
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Csaba Bocskai posted a comment on discussion Help
Hi! I have this weird issue where Clonezilla authenticates with succes and starts writing some small files but spits out this error right when copying the first, 100 MB partition (only 30 MB of used space to be copied): "No space left on the device or there is a permission issue. Hence the data can not be written to this dir:: /home/partimag Program terminated!!" Since it can write into the network share, I conclude it is not a permission problem. Windows machines have no trouble doing it. Also,...
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Caleb Davis posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Just to follow up - the latest 'testing' build (3.2.1-21) seems to properly handle btrfs again. I just backed up and restored a drive with both a windows install and a Fedora linux system (160G btrfs '/' partiton). Well done, thank you.
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Antonio Pavletich modified a comment on discussion Clonezilla live
No this is not the case. The network is idle during the compression phase. It slowly moved from 0% to 100%, then at 100% the entire system goes slow and the network traffic ramps up to 99% throughput. This is why I'm asking the question if on the fly compression while the file is being written to is possible. I understand often times when using linux compression methods some have two phases or use a temporary file (somewhere). Because this system has a lot of RAM the entire clone could have easily...
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No this is not the case. The network is idle during the compression phase. It slowly moved from 0% to 100%, then at 100% the entire system goes slow and the network traffic ramps up to 99% throughput. This is why I'm asking the question if on the fly compression while the file is being written to is possible. I understand often times when using linux compression methods some have two phases or use a temporary file (somewhere). Because this system has a lot of RAM the entire clone could have easily...
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No this is not the case. The network is idle during the compression phase. It slowly moved from 0% to 100%, then at 100% the entire system goes slow and the network traffic ramps up to 99% throughput. This is why I'm asking the question if on the fly compression while the file is being written to is possible. I understand often times when using linux compression methods some have two phases or use a temporary file (somewhere). Because this system has a lot of RAM the entire clone could have easily...
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No this is not the case. The network is idle during the compression phase. It slowly moved from 0% to 100%, then at 100% the entire system goes slow and the network traffic ramps up to 99% throughput. This is why I'm asking the question if on the fly compression while the file is being written to is possible. I understand often times when using linux compression methods some have two phases or use a temporary file (somewhere). Because this system has a lot of RAM the entire clone could have easily...
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Is it possible that Clonezilla is producing data faster than your network can transmit it? Hence the long delay at the end of the compression & write phase?
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That's the problem. I'm not wanting to reduce network I/O but blanace the network I/O with the load from compression. Currently the two processes are not operating at the same time, the compression is happening first then the transfer thus making the whole process longer than it needs to be although the compression option obviously is doing its job. I want to know if compression on the fly (at the same time as compressing the data writing to the samba network destination file). Even if the compression...
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p bea posted a comment on discussion Clonezilla live
Good Day . . . This issue is confusing me. Your Clonezilla program should do an exact byte by byte copy of the source to destination but in my case it does not. I first compared my nvme OS MBR to the backup Clonezilla copy. Both were full of 0's. No data was located in either one. It is in fact an uefi system. I then compared the boot folders. Both contained two sub folders. One was grub. Both copies held 8 identical items in the grub folder. The other directory was titled /boot/efi. This is where...
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Tom Jones posted a comment on discussion Help
update: it is fixed! I was searching the internet a bit and heard of the "Boot Repair Disk". It can be found at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/boot-repair-cd/ It sounded promising and it worked wonders! It is a huge download (the iso file is 2.6 GB), is a live CD and needs internet connecting during its reapir. As far as I saw, it wipes GRUB, gets info of the disks and then reinstalls GRUB with the correct settings. And after the repair, the computer boots again! This now goes to the lifesaver...
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If you think your network traffic is idle most of the time, maybe you can try to use the one has the best compression rate, e.g., lz4 or zstd. Steven
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"Immediately after doing a full device backup of my main M.2 nvme ssd my computer's bios does not recognise the backup. " -> So you meant you did a "cloning" for your source disk to the destination one, but the destination disk does not shown in the BIOS boot menu? Maybe you can try to manually add that disk to your BIOS uEFI boot entry? Check your BIOS manual for how to do that. Steven
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Thank You for the reply 'not recognised' simply means that it is not listed on the devices that my BIOS considers bootable. Practically, I power up the machine and hold down Delete. The BIOS screen appears. I hold down F8 and a list of attached devices appears. These are all the devices that the machine considers bootable. In all cases the Clonezilla stick and other OSes (stick & nvme) display as bootable. The Clonezilla backup is nowhere to be seen. pbea
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Hi, Because compression methods have different needs in their and data processing workflow, can anyone give some advice about which compression works best for clone saving to a samba share? I have noticed that the network isn't used at all in the first stage of the clone as the compression is busy determining the indexation of the compression database. Is there a compression method that can do do compression immediately while sending the image over the network (at the same time) instead of the method...
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"1: lo: <loopback,up,lower_up> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN mode DEFAULT group default qlen 1000 link/loopback 00:00:00:00:00:00 brd 00:00:00:00:00:00 2: enp3s0: <broadcast,multicast,up,lower_up> mtu 1500 qdisc fq_codel state UP mode DEFAULT group default qlen 1000 link/ether f0:09:0d:3e:6c:8b brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff 3: eno1: <broadcast,multicast,up,lower_up> mtu 1500 qdisc fq_codel state UP mode DEFAULT group default qlen 1000 link/ether 44:39:c4:3b:6c:d2 brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff" -> There is...
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"When I then start the computer, the BIOS messages show as normal and then the computer resets, " -> Maybe you can take a video and share with us? It's easier for us to understand that. Steven
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Actually I still does not understand this: "the backup copy is not recognised by my computer's BIOS." Please describe more what did you mean by "not recognised by my computer's BIOS". Steven
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What's the error message when you booted in your new machine? You can take a photo and share that. Thanks. Steven
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PS: I also tried to ssh in when I just see the black screen: no connection PPS: the log files from clonezilla can be found here: https://owncloud.mpi-cbg.de/index.php/s/PJ1R3blV3xrv7FI
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Dear all, So, i try to write back a backup that i took about half a year ago. I run LUbuntu 24.04 LTS. I use with clonezilla-live-20250303-oracular-amd64 and let it check the backup before writing it back without errors. Then i start writing back the backup "using the partition table from the image". In the end the full command is: /usr/sbin/ocs-sr -g auto -e1 auto -e2 -r -j2 -c -k0 -plu -p choose restoredisk historyLU-02_all_working smb ['historyLU-02_all_working' is the name of the backup] The...
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Thank You Steven for the reply . . . I followed your advise and downloaded the current testing version. I immediately performed a full device backup. Unfortunately, The warning is still present (as expected) and the backup copy is not recognised by my computer's BIOS. I switched on three devices. My main M.2 nvme where my OS resides, the Clonezilla memory stick, and the backup copy. My computer's BIOS should show three devices to boot from. It only showed two, Clonezilla and my main OS. For some...
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Stephen Carr posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Dear Steven I will test the new version. Stephen Carr Stephen Carr On Fri, 11 Apr 2025, 03:51 Steven Shiau, steven_shiau@users.sourceforge.net wrote: We will include the package usb-modeswitch in the next testing Clonezilla live. Steven Clonezilla boot/setup very slow - A possible fix https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Open_discussion/thread/f4d8801570/?limit=25#26fd Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Open_discussion/...
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Well, in that cast maybe you have to wait for it's supported by GNU/Linux system. Steven
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Duplicated post. Let's focus on this: https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Clonezilla_live/thread/000a3ceccc/?limit=25#750e Steven
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We will include the package usb-modeswitch in the next testing Clonezilla live. Steven
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"Disk /dev/sdc is not MBR format or GPT disk with a special 'bios_boot' partition, skip the reinstallation of grub-pc (MBR) program." -> This warning is OK. You can ignore that. Please give testing Clonezilla live a try, e.g., >= 3.2.1-21 or 20250408-* a try: https://clonezilla.org//downloads.php Steven
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I can not find that why your boot menu is different from this one: https://clonezilla.org//fine-print-live-doc.php?path=./clonezilla-live/doc/01_Save_disk_image/01-clonezilla-boot-menu.doc#01-clonezilla-boot-menu.doc Could you please take a photo about your boot menu then post it? Thanks. Steven
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Mark Marques posted a comment on ticket #429
What I tried to report is that in UEFI mode ( I think) , there is NO Menu to select the differente clonezilla modes. It seems that in that specific UEFI machine type , clonezilla boots in a default nonchangable mode . nonetheless in the second ticket is the text present in the console ( withe escape codes) ... As seen, there is after listing the partitions , the "box" error with an almost empty screen with no further information ...
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"No option to select the " Clonezilla TO_RAM" startup mode ..." -> You can find that in the other modes of boot menu. Steven
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You should use the copy & paste way, forget about /tmp/ocsmenu.yyyy file. Steven
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tlhonmey posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
The existing checksum methods are good for making sure the image hasn't been damaged and that it's been correctly restored to the target. But, if it has been damaged, there's really nothing you can do about it. Since copying only used sectors and compressing seriously reduces the image size, it might be nice to have a checksum option that generates parity data at some level of redundancy. This way damage to the image can not only be detected, but possibly repaired as well. Obviously this can be done...
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Another odd detail... this machine is booting via UEFI with "NO secureboot" flag active . It does NOT show the startup Menu, Booting automatically by default until the selecting clonezilla and or the "enter_shell" TUI menu screen . No option to select the " Clonezilla TO_RAM" startup mode ...
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After some more testing it seems that the /tmp/ocsmenu.yyyy file is touched , but afterwards is deleted ... ( opened in parallel another TTY and found out the ocsmenu.yyy file with 0 bytes . .. But afterwards It disappears after I select the devices ... Somewhere along the way the log mecanism is not working .... Any more ideas ?
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I tested with the latest 3.2.1-21 ( debian) version and the error is still present. At the end of the above procedure It reports a /tmp/ocs.tmp ( random letters namefile) , but at the next shell prompt the file is gone ... Using bash -x clonezzila | tee filenameyy.log reports this : [?1049h[1;30r[4l(B)0[?25l[m[37m[40m[1;30r[H[J[1;1H[1m[37m[44m [2;1H [3;1H [4;1H [5;1H [6;1H [7;1H [8;1H [9;1H [10;1H [11;1H [12;1H [13;1H [14;1H [15;1H [16;1H [17;1H [18;1H [19;1H [20;1H...
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Clonezilla does not support RAID well. Hence you have to deal with the RAID device manually. Steven
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Please give testing Clonezilla live >= 3.2.1-21 a try. Steven
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If you are familiar with the command "screen", you can help us to get debug info. Please: 1. Boot Clonezilla live 3.2.1-21, and enter command line prompt 2. sudo -i 3. screen 4. bash -x clonezilla Then continue to get the error messages. Please copy & paste all the output on the screen from the beginning to a file, i.e., the output on the screen from "bash -x clonezilla" to the error messages. Please share the file. Thanks. Ref: https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/copy-and-paste-screen Steven
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"Box" is an unknown partition device. Program terminated!.
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janusz posted a comment on discussion Help
Hello. I wanted to move a system from one pc to another so i used clonezilla device-device cloning mode. The cloning was succesful but the disk is not seen as bootable after being installed into the new pc. Anyone knows what went wrong?
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Clonezilla released /clonezilla_live_alternative_testing/20250408-oracular/clonezilla-live-20250408-oracular-amd64.zip
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Ricardo Gunawan modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Hi.... I previously backed-up partitions using Clonezilla 3.2.0-5 with zst compression. Those partitions are local and backed-up to a different local partition in same disk. I have an external USB HDD, too, it's about 2TB free space. The question: I want a file, only a single file , it's a configuration file. How do i get that file? I was trying to use this command so later I can mount this image to /mnt or somewhere else, but had no luck: zstd -dc -T0 /media/akrogun/DATA/IMAGE/Kubuntu/sda7.ext4-ptcl-img.zst...
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