Jean-Pierre André wrote:
Adalbert Hanßen wrote:
I have heard about a command split. Would it work to pipe the output
like this
sudo ntfsclone --save-image --output - /dev/sda2| split -b 2G -
W530_sda2_Windows-10-System_2019-09-24.ntfsclone
*Would this be the right command for that purpo
Adalbert Hanßen wrote:
Jean-Pierre,
thank you for your analysis. Yes and unfortunately, the partition on
my backup disk is formatted as vfat in order to make it accessible
from Windows and from Linux. fsarchiver did not encounter such
problems since it always splits its result files in piece
Jean-Pierre,
thank you for your analysis. Yes and unfortunately, the partition on my backup
disk is formatted as vfat in order to make it accessible from Windows and from
Linux. fsarchiver did not encounter such problems since it always splits its
result files in pieces of at most 2.1GB.
A yea
Adalbert Hanßen wrote:
I want to replace my hard disk by a SSD and therefore I want to clone
the Windows-10 partition of my double boot computer using ntfsclone.
I tried to do so, basically using the command
sudo ntfsclone --save-image --output
W530_sda2_Windows-10-System_2019-09-24.ntf
I want to replace my hard disk by a SSD and therefore I want to clone the
Windows-10 partition of my double boot computer using ntfsclone.
I tried to do so, basically using the command
sudo ntfsclone --save-image --output
W530_sda2_Windows-10-System_2019-09-24.ntfsclone /dev/sda2
I encount
