Hello.
I try to clone my SSD sata c: (256go) on a new NVME M.2 (512go). So, it's ok for the size. But i have the message "There is no label in boot sector, but there is volume label "boot" stored on root directory" and two proposed answers "1) copy volume label from root directory to boot sector", or "2) remove volume label from root directory".
I don’t understand what the consequences might be, but on top of that, when I click on 1, it displays a 4 and then an ~... it doesn't make sens for me. I'm stuck...
The destination hard-drive is totally new, i suppose that there is something inside named "boot" and Clonezilla asked me if y want to remove it, but i'm not sure.
Ok, i have the answer. It was obvious, but not so. When you computer is running outside of Windows, your keyboard forget all its settings, so the numpad was unlocked. And when i pressed "1" the control panel didn't understand the request.
Sorry for this post, but it might help
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Hello.
I try to clone my SSD sata c: (256go) on a new NVME M.2 (512go). So, it's ok for the size. But i have the message "There is no label in boot sector, but there is volume label "boot" stored on root directory" and two proposed answers "1) copy volume label from root directory to boot sector", or "2) remove volume label from root directory".
I don’t understand what the consequences might be, but on top of that, when I click on 1, it displays a 4 and then an ~... it doesn't make sens for me. I'm stuck...
The destination hard-drive is totally new, i suppose that there is something inside named "boot" and Clonezilla asked me if y want to remove it, but i'm not sure.
Last edit: Manu moi 2 days ago
Ok, i have the answer. It was obvious, but not so. When you computer is running outside of Windows, your keyboard forget all its settings, so the numpad was unlocked. And when i pressed "1" the control panel didn't understand the request.
Sorry for this post, but it might help
No problem. Thanks for share that.