I've put together a clonezilla image that I'm trying to make as stupid proof as possible. One thing the script does is restore to the md126 (intel's fakeraid) if it exists, otherwise restores to sda. This part is working fine, but because my image originally came from sda it gets a warning that there is now md126 source on the image and prompt the user to hit enter to continue. I could just add a secondary image created from the md126, but that would double the storage space plus mean any time I make a change to the master image I have to clone it twice. Restore the sda image to md126 works fine; is there a way for me to suppress this warning so that it will restore automatically?
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I've put together a clonezilla image that I'm trying to make as stupid proof as possible. One thing the script does is restore to the md126 (intel's fakeraid) if it exists, otherwise restores to sda. This part is working fine, but because my image originally came from sda it gets a warning that there is now md126 source on the image and prompt the user to hit enter to continue. I could just add a secondary image created from the md126, but that would double the storage space plus mean any time I make a change to the master image I have to clone it twice. Restore the sda image to md126 works fine; is there a way for me to suppress this warning so that it will restore automatically?
Maybe this works for you? Or you can enter expert mode, disselect "-c" and choose "--batch" option.
Steven