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ImInIT
2015-01-07
2015-02-11
  • ImInIT

    ImInIT - 2015-01-07

    I'm trying to restore from a clonezilla image, but it can't identify the image. It only gives me the option to create a new image.

    So, just to try to get to the data, I have been trying to extract the img using partclone, but I get a CRC error at about 9%. The files are split at 2GB, and there are around 12.

    Can I repair the files? if I add --ignore_crc to the partclone.restore command, I get what is seemingly an endless page-fill of "read CRC error: No such file or directory, please check your image file".

    Command I'm using for partclone (after many attempts):
    cat sda1.ntfs-ptcl-img.gz.* | gzip -d -c | sudo partclone.restore -W -O sda1.img -F -I --ignore_crc -C -L partclone.log

    Thanks in advance!

     
  • Fuchs

    Fuchs - 2015-01-08

    Your image is not complete.
    It should exist the txt file:
    'parts' # with: sda1 sda2 ..
    or
    'disk' # with: sda

     
  • hepkat63

    hepkat63 - 2015-01-28

    I checked the image that was copied and there is a file called parts and it contains sda1, sda2 etc.

    I am not sure if it is CRC error as it doesn't say as such - just gets stuck loading the swap file.

    I am not sure if it is relevant, but the physical box is a raid setup, with four HDD as one (raid 6) with a total capacity of 4TB. The Linux installation however, only uses about 290GB all up. The new VM I made 4TB.

    I think the clue might be in the way I am copying the original image - maybe I need more 'switches' ??

     
  • Steven Shiau

    Steven Shiau - 2015-02-11

    @hepkat63,
    So what's the error message there?

    Steven.

     

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