Hello, I have clonezilla installed on the harddrive, when I boot clonezilla from an external drive (e.g. USB-HDD) it seems that the grub.cfg of the installed clonezilla will be used. Can this behaviour be changed?
Thanks in advance.
cu
F. :-)
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P.S.: If I boot from an USB-Drive it seems that he uses the grub.cfg placed on the USB-Drive
After a couple of tries: the parameter to set the root devbie ist correct, the correct grub.cfg is used, but it seems that the root parameter is ignored and the internal device is used :-(
Last edit: Rainer Friedrich 2020-02-26
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Very likely the Linux kernel is confused by the same or similar configuration or system on your machine.
As for the root parameter, live-boot will find the root by its rules, so maybe you have to check its manual to check if such a parameter exists so that you can assign that well.
Steven
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Thats what I think, I will solve this with deleting clonezilla from internal or using from the stick only a "stub"-version, meaning /efi & /boot, the rest from internal. Thanks!
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Hello, I have clonezilla installed on the harddrive, when I boot clonezilla from an external drive (e.g. USB-HDD) it seems that the grub.cfg of the installed clonezilla will be used. Can this behaviour be changed?
Thanks in advance.
cu
F. :-)
P.S.: If I boot from an USB-Drive it seems that he uses the grub.cfg placed on the USB-Drive
After a couple of tries: the parameter to set the root devbie ist correct, the correct grub.cfg is used, but it seems that the root parameter is ignored and the internal device is used :-(
Last edit: Rainer Friedrich 2020-02-26
Very likely the Linux kernel is confused by the same or similar configuration or system on your machine.
As for the root parameter, live-boot will find the root by its rules, so maybe you have to check its manual to check if such a parameter exists so that you can assign that well.
Steven
Thats what I think, I will solve this with deleting clonezilla from internal or using from the stick only a "stub"-version, meaning /efi & /boot, the rest from internal. Thanks!