Windows machine (w2k3r2) with a OEM hidden partition and a C & D drive, so 3 partitions. The C drive is out of space and needs to be replaced with a larger drive.
Question 1 - can I use clonezilla to image all 3 partitions
Question 2 - if I can, what special steps will I have to do because the difference in physical disk sizes. I normally use the OEM software to setup the partitions and was going to add the extra space to the C drive partition. I see clonezilla -k1 option will generate the partition table proportionally, but is there a way for me to set the partition sizes? Or can I use the OEM tool to setup the partition on the new drive and then use clonezille to restore using he -r option?
What is the simplest way to do this?
John
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Windows machine (w2k3r2) with a OEM hidden partition and a C & D drive, so 3 partitions. The C drive is out of space and needs to be replaced with a larger drive.
Question 1 - can I use clonezilla to image all 3 partitions
Question 2 - if I can, what special steps will I have to do because the difference in physical disk sizes. I normally use the OEM software to setup the partitions and was going to add the extra space to the C drive partition. I see clonezilla -k1 option will generate the partition table proportionally, but is there a way for me to set the partition sizes? Or can I use the OEM tool to setup the partition on the new drive and then use clonezille to restore using he -r option?
What is the simplest way to do this?
John