On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 3:16 PM, Donkey Hottie <don...@fredriksson.dy.fi> wrote:
> On 9.7.2015 20:44, Gary Smithe wrote:
>> I have no idea, but in following the thread, are you running GNU/Linux
>> on your PC that you are booting with the disc? I didn't see it listed,
>> and apologies if you did state the OS.
>>
>
> I do not quite follow up what you are saying. Yes, I do have a linux and
> what not bits on the disk.
>
> But if I mount the CD on boot, and try to use clonezilla, what in earth
> does it make for a difference what bits the target had disk has or does
> not on it? In the first place.
>
> Huh.
Except for the specific driver needed to access the hard disk, kernel
modules can be loaded from any mounted location. Not sure why it
would be searching the hard drive before the booted iso, but that
seems to be the only explanation for what you are seeing. But isn't
this the other way around? That is, from what you said earlier I
thought you were booting a kernel that wasn't the expected version and
must be coming from your hard drive, and then it fails to find the
matching modules.
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