Hello,
I am trying to save an image using Clonezilla Live on an USB key.
this image will be then pushed on a different dirve.
I don't want GRUB to pass "root=UUID=xxx" parameter to Linux and thus I tried to uncomment grub_disable_linux_uuid in etc/default/grub.
then performing a grub-update, returns an error: failed to get canonical path of /overlay. it could make sense as I am working on a live version however I would like to know if an alternative solution, workaround exists to uncomment the above line. is there any option or parameter to set efore saving/restoring that would do the same?
thanks in advance for your advices!
leo
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So maybe it's easier to tune that after restoring is done, then boot into the restored GNU/Linux, edit your grub config file, then run grub-update.
If you really want to do that in live system, you have to mount the root/grub parition, then chroot to run it.
Steven
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Hello,
I am trying to save an image using Clonezilla Live on an USB key.
this image will be then pushed on a different dirve.
I don't want GRUB to pass "root=UUID=xxx" parameter to Linux and thus I tried to uncomment grub_disable_linux_uuid in etc/default/grub.
then performing a grub-update, returns an error: failed to get canonical path of /overlay. it could make sense as I am working on a live version however I would like to know if an alternative solution, workaround exists to uncomment the above line. is there any option or parameter to set efore saving/restoring that would do the same?
thanks in advance for your advices!
leo
So maybe it's easier to tune that after restoring is done, then boot into the restored GNU/Linux, edit your grub config file, then run grub-update.
If you really want to do that in live system, you have to mount the root/grub parition, then chroot to run it.
Steven