linuxcnc 2.7.14 swap file problem with Clonezilla
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26 Apr 2019 22:06 - 26 Apr 2019 22:08 #132025
by InMyDarkestHour
Replied by InMyDarkestHour on topic linuxcnc 2.7.14 swap file problem with Clonezilla
I take it you backed up the /etc/initramfs/conf.d/resume file ?
Delete the file with the resume.save and run the command again, there should be no quotation marks used in the file
Delete the file with the resume.save and run the command again, there should be no quotation marks used in the file
Last edit: 26 Apr 2019 22:08 by InMyDarkestHour.
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26 Apr 2019 22:15 - 26 Apr 2019 22:16 #132027
by Grotius
Replied by Grotius on topic linuxcnc 2.7.14 swap file problem with Clonezilla
When using clonezilla, i use it only for disk to disk. That is 8 min.
Keep in mind, cloning can not be done to a smaller target disk.
I am interested in network cloning.
Keep in mind, cloning can not be done to a smaller target disk.
I am interested in network cloning.
Last edit: 26 Apr 2019 22:16 by Grotius.
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26 Apr 2019 22:27 #132029
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Important: no relevant data can be located at the block numbers over the number of blocks the target drive has, that will not work for sure.
Several times i used to write an image of a 256GB SSD to a 120GB SSD, but the amount of data was 85GB and all of it was located at the beginning of the drive. I also did from 128GB SSD to 16GB USB over 20 times, all working, only 8.9GB of data.
Replied by tommylight on topic linuxcnc 2.7.14 swap file problem with Clonezilla
Yes it can be done, requires disabling checking for the size of the target, -icds to the command line or selecting that in the advanced mode of the graphical interface.Keep in mind, cloning can not be done to a smaller target disk.
Important: no relevant data can be located at the block numbers over the number of blocks the target drive has, that will not work for sure.
Several times i used to write an image of a 256GB SSD to a 120GB SSD, but the amount of data was 85GB and all of it was located at the beginning of the drive. I also did from 128GB SSD to 16GB USB over 20 times, all working, only 8.9GB of data.
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