Try to use testing Clonezilla live 1.2.1 (based on Debian Lenny) or
experimental Clonezilla live 20081005-intrepid. Both of them comes with
newer grub. You can find them here:
http://free.nchc.org.tw/clonezilla-live/testing/
http://free.nchc.org.tw/clonezilla-live/experimental/
Please let us kno
here is what I had:
hda grub
hda1 ntfs w2000
hdb1 ext3 linux, /boot/grub/menu.lst
Then I stepped on grub, not exactly sure how. this didn't fix it:
Restoring NTFS from image ...
100.00 percent completed
Syncing ...
>>> Time elapsed: 386.91 secs (~ 6.448 mins), average speed: 300.0 MB/min
Finish
can the default options be passed in as a kernel param?
I just whacked my grub because I forgot to check
-t Client does not restore the MBR (Mater Boot Record)
or maybe because I unchecked
[*] -g auto Reinstall grub in client HD MBR (only as grub config exists)
I am a bit fuzzy on which will k
Now that I can ssh to the box with ease (thanks a lot for that) I wrote a
script that touches up things. Took some doing to figure out how to make the
whole process as simple as running a script, (not wget/chmod/run, just run) so I
figured I would share.
# upcz.sh
# update remote cz
set -xe
if
Hi Carl,
Well, I'd like to keep it.
Sometimes people just say yes without checking anything.
However, if you really do not want it, just uncheck "-c" option when you
restore an image.
Steven.
Carl Karsten wrote:
> can we remove the 2nd "are you sure?" ?
>
> I know it is there for all our protect
> Did you have any problem using -hn0 ? If so, please tell me the error
> messages.
The message made me think it wasn't going to work, so I aborted.
I just now tried it, and found it has 2 problems:
1) it doesn't know to look in /WINNT
1.1) cz didn't abort when it had problems
2) it tries to mo
can we remove the 2nd "are you sure?" ?
I know it is there for all our protection, but who really needs it?
I would hope that anyone using imaging software is already being extra careful,
and one "are you sure?" is enough.
Carl K
Activating the partition info in /proc... done!
No cciss related
Carl,
In your case, since you are using NTFS and ntfs-3g was installed, then I
think it should work.
Did you have any problem using -hn0 ? If so, please tell me the error
messages.
Steven.
Carl Karsten wrote:
> I don't quite understand how it should work - what do I need to do so -hn0
> will
> w
I don't quite understand how it should work - what do I need to do so -hn0 will
work?
Carl K
Steven Shiau wrote:
> Carl,
> Good. Thanks. Now I know this prompt is especially for -hn0 or -hn1.
> Actually it's not only with ntfs-3g, but also other prompts. I think
> it's better to keep it.
>
> Reg
Carl,
Good. Thanks. Now I know this prompt is especially for -hn0 or -hn1.
Actually it's not only with ntfs-3g, but also other prompts. I think
it's better to keep it.
Regards,
Steven.
Carl Karsten wrote:
> using live/vmlinuz1 kernel from clonezilla-live-20080914-intrepid.iso (see
> below for px
Carl,
Ha, yes, definitely.
Should suppress the error messages.
Will fix this in the future release.
Thanks.
Steven.
Carl Karsten wrote:
> cz output:
>
> Try to turn on the harddisk "/dev/sda" DMA...
> HDIO_GET_DMA failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device
> HDIO_GET_DMA failed: Inappropriate ioctl
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