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Where is the list of restore images?

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Max Bash
2008-07-22
2013-04-05
  • Max Bash

    Max Bash - 2008-07-22

    I redid my Clonezilla server, but I backed up the /home/partimage folder that has all of my images. But the restore option only recognizes the newly created images and not the other folders under /home/partimage. So where is the config file that holds this list?

     
    • Steven Shiau

      Steven Shiau - 2008-07-23

      It's "/home/partimag", not "/home/partimage". The name is after the design of partimage, it also uses "/home/partimag".

       
    • Max Bash

      Max Bash - 2008-07-23

      Yes I made a typo, it's /home/partimag My point is it doesn't look at the contents of that folder when choosing a restore image. It must be in a config file somewhere, but I can't find it.

       
      • Steven Shiau

        Steven Shiau - 2008-07-24

        So what are the results if you run:
        ls -alFh /home/partimag/
        and
        find /home/partimag -print
        ?

         
    • Max Bash

      Max Bash - 2008-07-25

      I have 9 folders in /home/partimag that are all created by the clonezilla. All the files are in the folders, and the permissions are set correctly. But when I choose to restore a disk image it only lists 7. I really need one of them that is not listed.

       
      • Steven Shiau

        Steven Shiau - 2008-07-28

        Maybe one of them is saved as partition image (save-parts) and you are trying to restore disk (restore-disk) ?
        Please run:
        find /home/partimag/ -print
        then post the results. Please also mention:
        1. Which image you want to restore is not shown.
        2. The complete command to restore the image which clonezilla shows.

         
    • Max Bash

      Max Bash - 2008-07-30

      I totally forgot that I just saved it as a partition instead of the whole disk, so that it wouldn't do a sector copy of the maintenance partition. I wasn't reminded of the partition option, because I set up scripts to do a restore in one command and then just select the image. Steven thanks for figuring out what I should have remembered.

       
      • Steven Shiau

        Steven Shiau - 2008-07-30

        Max,
        No problem. Maybe we should have another tool to show the images info... If you got any idea about this, please let us know.

         

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