using clonezilla-live-1.2.13-8-amd64 installed on its own partition on a hard disk partitioned from sda1 through to sda15 on four main partitions.
I have recently found a problem at the end of a restore procedure where I am left with a blinking cursor … and have to manually restart the computer .
at the end of the restore ,which seems to be carried out successfully , it shows the following :
Trying to remove UDEV hardware record in the restored OS
The specific destination disk is : SDA
Trying to remove UDEV persistent files. searching in devices sda1,sda2,etc,sda15……….
/dev/sda1…………..
now there is a blinking cursor and no further procedure .
I have not had this problem in previous restores over the last few years.
Is it something that needs attention please ?
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I have the same problem. My version is clonezilla-live-1.2.12-67-i686-pae. But before the computer crashes I get three Messages:
Trying to remove udev hardware record in the restored OS…
The specific destination disk is: sda
Trying to remove udev persistent files. Searching in devices sda1 sda2 - sda7 sda8…
/dev/sda1… scsi_verify_blk_ioctl: 136 callbacks suppressed
mount: sending ioctl 5310 to a partition!
mount: sending ioctl 5310 to a partition!
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I have the same messages as nagatra when restoring an image to partitions. I'm using v1.2.12.67 amd64.
Then I have to turn off the computer manually as rebooting through alt+ctrl+del does hang too.
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How about giving Clonezilla live 2.0.0-1 or 20120809-quantal a try?
There are some updates in this version, including linux kernel and udev, so that might help.
Steven.
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hello, im using clonezilla to restore a disk(1T) to a bigger one (2T). Im, supposedly, doing this:
If the target disk size is larger than the size of source disk of image, you can try to use option "-k1" which will create the partition table proportionally in the target disk and turn on option "-r" to resize the file file system in the partition automatically. This is useful to make use all of the target disk size.
Which version of Clonezilla live did you use? It looks very old since I can see some aufs messages... I have switched to overlay for a long time. Could you please try the latest Clonezilla live? http://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
Steven
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Hi Steven...
Please, forgive for my english.. Its a bit rusty... and accept a bigger apology for my knowledge on computers, servers and everything else. I just started to work with them this year, so its really poor.
Yes, I was using an old version. The 1.2.12 I believe, thats the one they gave me (I'm working with some servers at my job)
Let me explain my situation a little bit... I have the task to restore an image from a 1T disk, done with that old version of clonezilla, to a 2T disk. The server works with an array of 2 1T disks.
We want to gain space for the partition where the home file is.
I have tried the -k1 option on clonezilla, wich gave me the errors in the photo. I also tried to do a 1 to 1 restore and then use gparted. But I still have the same problem. All this using the old version.
Im going to try with the more recent one. I hope it works.
I if can give me any advise, I will highly appreciate it.
thank you very much.
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using clonezilla-live-1.2.13-8-amd64 installed on its own partition on a hard disk partitioned from sda1 through to sda15 on four main partitions.
I have recently found a problem at the end of a restore procedure where I am left with a blinking cursor … and have to manually restart the computer .
at the end of the restore ,which seems to be carried out successfully , it shows the following :
Trying to remove UDEV hardware record in the restored OS
The specific destination disk is : SDA
Trying to remove UDEV persistent files. searching in devices sda1,sda2,etc,sda15……….
/dev/sda1…………..
now there is a blinking cursor and no further procedure .
I have not had this problem in previous restores over the last few years.
Is it something that needs attention please ?
I have the same problem. My version is clonezilla-live-1.2.12-67-i686-pae. But before the computer crashes I get three Messages:
Trying to remove udev hardware record in the restored OS…
The specific destination disk is: sda
Trying to remove udev persistent files. Searching in devices sda1 sda2 - sda7 sda8…
/dev/sda1…
scsi_verify_blk_ioctl: 136 callbacks suppressed
mount: sending ioctl 5310 to a partition!
mount: sending ioctl 5310 to a partition!
I have the same messages as nagatra when restoring an image to partitions. I'm using v1.2.12.67 amd64.
Then I have to turn off the computer manually as rebooting through alt+ctrl+del does hang too.
How about giving Clonezilla live 2.0.0-1 or 20120809-quantal a try?
There are some updates in this version, including linux kernel and udev, so that might help.
Steven.
I am now using clonezilla-live-2.0.0-1-amd64
I am still experiencing exactly the same problem as my first post………………..
not a show stopper and the restore works fine , but interesting as to what is wrong.
Your great programme got me out of a mess this morning when a moments stupidity on my part let me delete half of a root's file system…………
thank goodness for backups and thanks for your work.
regards
pjnsmb
hello, im using clonezilla to restore a disk(1T) to a bigger one (2T). Im, supposedly, doing this:
But I have the same problem that pjnsmb...
Can you please help me? Im a total newbie in this
Which version of Clonezilla live did you use? It looks very old since I can see some aufs messages... I have switched to overlay for a long time. Could you please try the latest Clonezilla live?
http://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
Steven
Hi Steven...
Please, forgive for my english.. Its a bit rusty... and accept a bigger apology for my knowledge on computers, servers and everything else. I just started to work with them this year, so its really poor.
Yes, I was using an old version. The 1.2.12 I believe, thats the one they gave me (I'm working with some servers at my job)
Let me explain my situation a little bit... I have the task to restore an image from a 1T disk, done with that old version of clonezilla, to a 2T disk. The server works with an array of 2 1T disks.
We want to gain space for the partition where the home file is.
I have tried the -k1 option on clonezilla, wich gave me the errors in the photo. I also tried to do a 1 to 1 restore and then use gparted. But I still have the same problem. All this using the old version.
Im going to try with the more recent one. I hope it works.
I if can give me any advise, I will highly appreciate it.
thank you very much.
So did you try the latest stable Clonezilla live? Any improvement?
//NOTE// Backup important data before you use Clonezilla. Just in case.
Steven