This bug report is being closed due to Dmitrijs comment that the developers are
not currently interested in adding that functionality to usb-creator.You are
still welcome to open a idea at brainstorm.ubuntu.com.
Thank you again for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu be
Neither =) it's completely out of scope for usb-creator and should be
instead marked "invalid" I don't have magic power to do that =)
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RFE: Support cloning an existing Ubuntu installation onto another disk in a
bootable form
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/582778
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Dmitrijs
Is this small enough to be wishlist or should be converted to a question?
Cheers
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RFE: Support cloning an existing Ubuntu installation onto another disk in a
bootable form
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/582778
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Sorry about the slow response.
I haven't tried Remastersys. According to documentation, it creates a
bootable DVD. I don't have an optical drive, and I'm not seeking to
create a read-only DVD. I am also not seeking to create a DVD master and
image it onto an USB device with an abnormal filesystem
Hey guys, I have to agree with Dimitrijs here on this one.
The solution can possibly be a Blueprint that proposes that Remastersys be a
core package, modified to be used by new users to easily backup the entire
system.
I have put the bug to Incomplete until I hear your thoughts.
Cheers
** Chang
I've used SuperDrive before and other similar tools.
We actually do have dd & tar which do the job =) it's not all-so pretty
and you do need to use command line. Personally I think it's out of
scope for usb-creator and plans made for maverick at UDS take a
different direction see https://blueprint
