I would like to clone my dual boot system: Windows 10 (not encrypted) + Ubuntu 22.4 (encrypted with LUKS1). It consists in 5 of 6 partitions, from nvme0n1p1 to nvme0n1p5 (as in the image below). The nvme0n1p6 one is an archive common to the two operative systems. Could I have only one .iso image for the first five partitions? An image to restore without impacting the nvmw0n1p6 partition. Is there a guide for a newbie like me?
Well, so far we only have savedisk or saveparts mode. The former one will save all the partitions, its partition table and boot loader. The latter will allow you to choose partition(s). In your case, maybe you can try to use saveparts. When you restore it, you can only choose "restoreparts" to do that.
Hi all!
I would like to clone my dual boot system: Windows 10 (not encrypted) + Ubuntu 22.4 (encrypted with LUKS1). It consists in 5 of 6 partitions, from nvme0n1p1 to nvme0n1p5 (as in the image below). The nvme0n1p6 one is an archive common to the two operative systems. Could I have only one .iso image for the first five partitions? An image to restore without impacting the nvmw0n1p6 partition. Is there a guide for a newbie like me?
Thanks in advance.
Well, so far we only have savedisk or saveparts mode. The former one will save all the partitions, its partition table and boot loader. The latter will allow you to choose partition(s). In your case, maybe you can try to use saveparts. When you restore it, you can only choose "restoreparts" to do that.
As for an iso file, well, the image from Clonezilla is actually a directory, and it contains a lot of files. E.g.,
https://clonezilla.org//fine-print-live-doc.php?path=clonezilla-live/doc/02_Restore_disk_image
If you like, you can tar that dir as a tarball file.
Steven