Current stable version(debian 2.6.7-28-amd64) crashed when choosing to load in memory and remove media. Kernal panic, with something to do with memdisk not found.
I can not reproduce this issue here.
Maybe you can give Clonezilla live 20200703-focal a try.
BTW, make sure your RAM is big enough and flawless. You can do a memtest. In addition, make sure the flash drive is flawless, too. If you are not sure, try different USB flash drive.
Steven
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No idea. I tested it on secure boot uEFI machine, and the option "To RAM" worked flawlessly.
How about trying the same USB flash drive on different machine? Or Clonezilla live 20200703-focal? Any difference?
Steven
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My mistake! It only failed on my usb which is created by copying 3 directorys from the cd. The Ram operation tries to copy the cd to a memory device which of course failed! I should've made the usb with tuxboot which will maintain the cd image/sequence on usb. Anyways, I don't need that function with a usb.
Sorry for the confusion!
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I can not reproduce this issue here.
Maybe you can give Clonezilla live 20200703-focal a try.
BTW, make sure your RAM is big enough and flawless. You can do a memtest. In addition, make sure the flash drive is flawless, too. If you are not sure, try different USB flash drive.
Steven
I have 8GB of ram. I tried both CD & USB. I have UEFI secure-boot on. It works if I boot with BIOS.
No idea. I tested it on secure boot uEFI machine, and the option "To RAM" worked flawlessly.
How about trying the same USB flash drive on different machine? Or Clonezilla live 20200703-focal? Any difference?
Steven
My mistake! It only failed on my usb which is created by copying 3 directorys from the cd. The Ram operation tries to copy the cd to a memory device which of course failed! I should've made the usb with tuxboot which will maintain the cd image/sequence on usb. Anyways, I don't need that function with a usb.
Sorry for the confusion!
Got it. Thanks for clarifying that.
Steven