Cannot restore image as cannot "see" images in ssh directory

[Robert Wooden]

My subject line is rough, to say the least.

I have been using Clonezilla for many years. I rarely have to restore from an image.

I store the images on an ssh server. I can 'ls' the images (on the server) and see that they are present. When I run the latest version of Clonezilla Alternate (to get UEFI support) I am not given the option to "see" the existing images stored there (on the ssh server.) I am ONLY given the choice except to create an image. (No "restore" choice appears, only create an image or 'drop' to a command line.)

Has something changed regarding UEFI and Windows 10 PRO (in my case this is a W10 1809 image I am trying to return to)? I do not understand why I cannot see these existing images to select from and restore that selected image?

Thinking this problem was caused by the older version Clonezilla (clonezilla-live-20170905-zesty-amd64.iso.) I had used for image creation, I downloaded and used the latest version of Clonezilla Alternate (clonezilla-live-20190903-disco-amd64.iso) and it will not allow me to "see" the exisitng images on my ssh server directory! Does this mean that my images are useless?

Please help, trying to return to 1809 after 1903 update went bad.

[Steven Shiau]

Please enter Clonezilla live after booting it, then run:

1. sudo -i
2. prep-ocsroot
   (then configure the network, mount the ssh server)
3. Now you are root, so you should be able to run:
   ls -l /home/partimag/
   to list the image.
   If anything wrong, please run:
4. df -ah
5. tree /home/partimag
   then post the results.
   Thanks.

Steven