I updated my Computer from Windows 7 to Windows 10.
After that I tryed to make a save with Clonezilla.
Looks like /tmp/local-dev is not mounted normally! Maybe the NTFS file system in /dev/sdb1 was not unmounted normally. Do you want to try to mount it with option -o force ? ///NOTE/// This is a little dangerous!
Failed to save partition /dev/sda2
Maybe someone can help me.
Thankyou!
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It means Clonezilla live is not able to mout /dev/sdb1 as image repository. Maybe its file system integrity has some problems. You can boot into MS Windows, and run
chkdsk /f $DRIVE_NAME
to fix the file system integrity.
Replace $DRIVE_NAME for your 2nd hard drive, maybe F: or something else.
Steven
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Hello,
I updated my Computer from Windows 7 to Windows 10.
After that I tryed to make a save with Clonezilla.
Looks like /tmp/local-dev is not mounted normally! Maybe the NTFS file system in /dev/sdb1 was not unmounted normally. Do you want to try to mount it with option -o force ? ///NOTE/// This is a little dangerous!
Failed to save partition /dev/sda2
Maybe someone can help me.
Thankyou!
It means Clonezilla live is not able to mout /dev/sdb1 as image repository. Maybe its file system integrity has some problems. You can boot into MS Windows, and run
chkdsk /f $DRIVE_NAME
to fix the file system integrity.
Replace $DRIVE_NAME for your 2nd hard drive, maybe F: or something else.
Steven