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Yes, quickreboot worked.
Here's the command I used to make it all work:
ocs-live-dev -c -g en_US.UTF-8 -t -k NONE -x quickreboot -e "-p reboot -g auto -b restoredisk UpdateVerify hda" UpdateVerify
Thanks!
2009-08-27 23:07:39 UTC in Clonezilla
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jamtoast:
FAT32 has a file size limitation of 4GB, so that's definitely an issue. You'll need to have CloneZilla split images for you if your partitions are over 4GB. The default is to split at 2GB boundaries, so you must be using the 0 option for unlimited filesize? This won't work on FAT32 with > 4GB partitions.
2009-08-18 19:57:13 UTC in Clonezilla
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In case anybody is wondering "Why would you ever want to do that? You'll just end up in a reflashing loop!"... No, I won't. ;)
I'm setting up a testbed that auto-reflashes every night before running a suite of tests. An external script logs into our device, and executes some changes to the lilo configuration, then runs lilo, and reboots the system.
The lilo configuration...
2009-08-18 19:37:25 UTC in Clonezilla
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Here's how I create my boot sticks:
After copying the files to the stick, I type:
e:
cd utils\win32
makeboot.bat
That's it.
If this isn't working for you perhaps try a different USB stick?
- Terry.
2009-08-18 17:30:52 UTC in Clonezilla
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Hi,
I'm attempting to make a completely automatic reflashing USB boot stick, but I'm running into a problem at the end of the reflash.
Everything works fine, until the flash completes and prompts me to remove the USB stick and press any key to continue.
I want to disable this prompt, but so far I haven't been able to find any switches to do it.
I thought that perhaps -x noprompt or...
2009-08-18 17:28:21 UTC in Clonezilla
