@Milena_Hime
et le must c'est la clée Ventoy_Clonezilla comme celle d'instal d'Emmabuntu
https://emmabuntus.org/utilisation-de-la-cle-usb-de-reemploi-emmabuntus-avec-le-secure-boot/#Creation_de_la_cle_de_reemploi_basee_sur_Ventoy
avec quelques scripts qu'on peut adapter elle permet de cloner n'importe quoi !!
Y a pas à tortiller d'où on veut, quand c'est pas fait pour, c'est pas fait pour… #ÉcranLarge #Clonezilla
@pdl ist notiert und Schau ich mir an sobald die #grapheneos Geschichte erledigt ist. Das wird wohl erst mal meine ganzen Hirn Zellen benötigen 😂 Montag kommt mein pixel6 was ich mir gebraucht gekauft habe damit mein pixel9 erst mal noch normal weiter laufen kann. Beim Smartphone kann ich tatsächlich keinen rundumschlag machen wie bei meinen Rechnern weil man leider kein 1:1 backup clone machen kann wie beim PC mit #clonezilla
New Version: #CloneZilla 3.3.1-27 (testing;x86) http://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
New Version: #CloneZilla 3.3.1-26 (testing;x86) http://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
New Version: #CloneZilla 3.3.1-23 (testing;x86) http://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
New Version: #CloneZilla 3.3.1-21 (testing;x86) http://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
New Version: #CloneZilla 3.3.1-20 (testing;x86) http://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
New Version: #CloneZilla 3.3.1-18 (testing;x86) http://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
Ein Hoch auf #clonezilla : eine NVMe-SSD in meinem Server meldete heftige Hardware-Warnings. Also neue NVMe gekauft, dazu auch einen passenden USB-Adapter, vom USB Stick clonezilla gebootet, eine 1-zu-1 Kopie erstellt, NVMes umgebaut, fertig.
Ging alles auf Anhieb, einfach super!
Today I learned what *ptcl-img.zst.a? files are and how to write their contents into a file for loopback mounting:
cat mmcblk0p1.ext4-ptcl-img.zst.a* | zstdcat | partclone.restore -s - -L pc.log -O root.img -W
mkdir root
sudo mount -o loop root.img root
Hi @matthew,
you boot from a #clonezilla USB thumb and clone the old SSD to a plugged disk, then you swap SSDs, boot again from thumb and restore from plugged disk to new SSD, right?
I'm doing it! I'm doing it!!
(If someone told me a few months ago I'd have to boot into one flavour of Linux to back up my windows boot drive so I could then boot into a different flavour of Linux to install it... I would have laughed and told them to stop pulling my leg !)
New Version: #CloneZilla 3.3.1-10 (testing;x86) http://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
New Version: #CloneZilla 3.3.1-8 (testing;x86) http://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
New Version: #CloneZilla 3.3.1-5 (testing;x86) http://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
What I did today was simple I went on the clonezilla site, checked the alternative download servers then went to one of the FTP servers, listed over there.
wget worked flawlessly, of course
#Clonezilla #programming #OpenSource #POSIX #Disk #imaging #SourceForge #wget #mirror
The way I normally do this sort of thing previously is through KDE Partition Manager. I did this yest - it took forever but it was successful. That was me basically exporting the partition table of the source SSD, and importing it on the target SSD, then copying each source partition over to their corresponding target partition.
Now though, after finishing that, I used the Resize/Move feature on Partition Manager to grow the BTRFS partition from ~1TB to ~2TB by taking up the rest of the previously unallocated space (after the cloning was done). I don’t think I’ve done this before, with BTRFS drives, on KDE Partition Manager so I’m not sure if it’s even the right tool to do this but it’s been over 3 hours and the ‘progress dialog’ shows no details whatsoever and the progress percentage is still sitting at 0.
Should I cancel it, not knowing if it’s actually doing anything? Other than see that Btrfs is using 6% of my CPU in this live desktop session on the System Monitor.
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edit: saw in the terminal that the process it’s ‘stuck’ at is:
/usr/bin/btrfs check —repair /dev/nvme0n1p2After having my new #ThinkPad for a bit, I enjoy it. I've heard complaints that newer ThinkPads aren't as well made as older ones. But I have to say that this one seems as well made a laptop as I've ever had.
Side note, it only has a 1 TB drive. I'm using half. I was going to clone it to my 2 TB drive (~1 year old) using clonezilla. I loaded the old SSD into an M2 USB drive. It wasn't detected by #Clonezilla. Plugged it into a different computer. Also not detected.
Does #Clonezilla not work with #BTRFS drives? Tried using it to do a device-device cloning from a source SSD to a target SSD. The target SSD was attached via USB, the source SSD was still attached to my mobo. The cloning process seemed ‘successful’, but wasn’t actually bootable. Tried mounting the ‘cloned’ target SSD on a live desktop environment but couldn’t - tried showing available Btrfs filesystem on the system and the target SSD didn’t show up. Storage used on the Btrfs partition on the target SSD also shows 0%, when checking in KDE partition manager.
