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[Clonezilla-live] LVM: logical volumes

[Hernan F. <her...@dc...>]

Hi all:

I'm using clonezilla 1.07-18
And when I try to make an image for a Fedora Core 5 machine installed 
with Logical volumes, this "partition" is not reorganized and just a 
little bit image is saved.

Can you help me?

I known that  LVM v2 is supported. But I'm missing something?

thanks

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[Clonezilla-live] Clonezilla live 1.0.9-1 (testing) released

[Steven S. <st...@nc...>]

In this release, some new features were added and some changes:
1. An option to use Partclone was added. Partclone is our new project
(http://partclone.sf.net) to replace partimage in Clonezilla since
partimage is not actively developed. Now partclone supports these file
systems: ext2, ext3, reiserfs, reiser4, xfs, and hfs+. Therefore by
using "-q2" in Clonezilla, we can use partclone to save the HFS+
filesystem of Intel Mac efficiently. ///NOTE/// This function is still
in experimental.
2. A new option was added: -q1|--force-to-use-dd.  Therefore now we can
force to use dd to save any file system. Thanks to Justin Fitzhugh from
mozilla.com for this idea.
3. An option was added so that we can remove page and hibernation file
of MS Windows before saving an image. Thanks to Kristof Vansant for this
idea.
4. New upstream Debian etch 4.0r2.
5. Switch to use live helper instead of live package to create the
Debian Live template for Clonezilla live. Thanks to Louie Chen for
providing patches.
6. An option to restore a prebuilt MBR from syslinux to target disk was
added. This can be used to make some restored Windows boot correctly.
7. Some minor bugs were fixed.
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Re: [Clonezilla-live] Question from Newby

[Steven S. <st...@nc...>]

Sorry, there is no such doc... We try our best to make the software 
easily to be used without reading manual. :)
Looks like there is a problem when clonezilla live detecting your 
/dev/sda0 ?
Or you mount /dev/sda0 as your repository ? If so, mounted partition can 
not be saved. You have to mount your repository to other device, such as 
USB harddrive, ssh server, samba server...

Steven.

Florez, Nestor wrote:
> Hello Clonzilla Masters,
> 
> Is there a complete How To Clonzilla besides the avi videos which are not
> very complete?
> 
> My partions are sd0 and sd1, if I want to clone sd1, what do I need to do?
> When I tried it Clonzilla only show partition sd1 (LVM) and and I am not 
> allowed to unchoose
> so when I continue it tells me that in order to make a clone the 
> partition sd1 needs to unmounted
> and can not be the parttion where I am saving the clone. 
> 
> Does this means that I have to create a new partition in my drive just 
> to hold the clone?
> 
>  Thanks,
> 
> Néstor :-)
> 
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[Clonezilla-live] Question from Newby

[Florez, N. <NF...@sd...>]

Hello Clonzilla Masters,

Is there a complete How To Clonzilla besides the avi videos which are =
not
very complete?

My partions are sd0 and sd1, if I want to clone sd1, what do I need to =
do?
When I tried it Clonzilla only show partition sd1 (LVM) and and I am not =
allowed to unchoose
so when I continue it tells me that in order to make a clone the =
partition sd1 needs to unmounted
and can not be the parttion where I am saving the clone. =20

Does this means that I have to create a new partition in my drive just =
to hold the clone?

 Thanks,

N=E9stor :-)

Re: [Clonezilla-live] changing predefined options

[Steven S. <st...@nc...>]

Hi Ryan,
To change the default setting in Clonezilla live, you have to do like this:
1. Boot into Clonezilla live,
2. Configure the internet access
3. Mount the repository, then you should have a writable /home/partimag, 
which you have to make sure there is enough space later for creating 
your own clonezilla iso.
4. Enter command shell, the run "sudo su -" to become root.
5. edit the function set_ocs_sr_extra_param in 
/opt/drbl/sbin/drbl-functions,
    change
"-g auto"  "$msg_ocs_param_g_auto" on \
    to
"-g auto"  "$msg_ocs_param_g_auto" off \
and more if you like.
Note! There is another function called "set_drbl_ocs_extra_param", 
remember to make sure you are modifying the right function.

6. cd /home/partimag
7. run
    /opt/drbl/sbin/ocs-iso -s
    then have a cup of coffee and wait for the output iso file.
8. You should have your own clonezilla live now.

The above is just a draft, I did not test it. Please let me know if you 
have any problem. If it works well, please also let us know. We will 
include that in FAQ.

Good luck.

Regards,
Steven.

Ryan McDowell wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
> 
> I was wondering if there is a place in clonezilla to change the 
> predefined options in the extra parameters section. I would like to not 
> have -g and -c selected and -nogui selected. Any help would be great.
> 
> Also the improvements to clonezilla are great. I've been using it now 
> for 8 months and have seen great improvements. Thanks.
> 
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[Clonezilla-live] changing predefined options

[Ryan M. <riz...@gm...>]

Hello Everyone,

I was wondering if there is a place in clonezilla to change the 
predefined options in the extra parameters section. I would like to not 
have -g and -c selected and -nogui selected. Any help would be great.

Also the improvements to clonezilla are great. I've been using it now 
for 8 months and have seen great improvements. Thanks.

Ryan Mc.

[Clonezilla-live] Image relocation script

[Spiros G. <sn...@he...>]

Hi all

I have created a script (called reloc-img) that will help you restore an image 
to a different device name than the one originally used. To make it clear, 
let's assume you have backed up your data partition (called hdb3 at the 
time), but now you have bought a new bigger disk and you want to restore it 
in hda5. This is not an easy thing to do using Clonezilla integrated scripts, 
but it's fairly easy using reloc-img

The script, at its current state, will not preform the actual restoration. It 
will only display the command that would be executed, so that anyone can 
check its operation.

In order to use it (test it really, as I have already stated it will not 
restore anything, and no data can be lost in any case), you have to boot into 
Clonezilla, mount the partition where you saved it, copy it to /root, unmount 
the partition used, and execute it (as root).

If you find anything not working as expected, or as you think it should, 
please report it



How it works
========

In order to use this script you have to partition the target disk yourself 
beforehand. Exception: full disk restore in an identical disk (more on this 
later on).

Before running the script you should unmount all partitions.

The script will scan your system and display a list of partitions, asking you 
to tell it where your image file (Clonezilla backup) is. When this is done, 
it will mount this partition, display all available images and let you select 
the one you want to restore.

In case a full disk backup exists, you will also have the chance to select any 
individual partition for restore.

If you select a partition backup, the script will check all existing 
partitions in your system, and decide which ones can be used to restore your 
image file. It will make sure the target partition is big enough, and has the 
right type. Exception: FAT16 partition backups are allowed to be restored to 
FAT32 partitions.

In case you select a disk backup, the program will check your disks, and will 
decide which ones can be used to restore your image file. A disk will be 
available for restore, if

- it is identical (has the same geometry - chs data) to the original (backed
  up) disk. In this case the target disk need not be pre-partitioned.

- it is bigger than the original (backed up) disk.
  The disk must also have the same partitioning scheme as the original one
  (partition names and IDs), and each of its partitions must  be equal or
  bigger than its equivalent in the source disk.

  In this case you will be given the chance to adjust restore parameters
  (restore MBR etc)

After selecting the target disk/partition, a temporary image will be created 
under /home/partimag/reloc-img. This is the image that will eventually be 
restored.

Confused? Well, things are not so complicated as they seem, but my skill in 
English language doesn't help, I'm afraid... :(

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Re: [Clonezilla-live] Image resize

[Spiros G. <sn...@he...>]

=D3=F4=E9=F2 19/11/2007, =E7=EC=DD=F1=E1 =C4=E5=F5=F4=DD=F1=E1 =EA=E1=E9 =
=FE=F1=E1 15:31 =EF/=E7 Les Mikesell =DD=E3=F1=E1=F8=E5:
> Steven Shiau wrote:
> > Yes. -r works with disk restoration.
> >
> >> If it does, does it do it even when -k (don't create partitions) is
> >> used?
> >
> > No matter if -k is used or not, -r will allow resize program to do the
> > file system size adjustment to fit the size of partition size.
>
> If clonezilla creates the partitions, won't they be the same size as the
> source disk?

Yes, that's right

> How do you specify that you want the extra space on a=20
> larger drive to be used?

You have to partition by hand before running clonezilla, making sure you=20
create all the partitions present in the source disk and that they have the=
=20
correct type, and then restore using -k (don't create partitions) and -r=20
(resize partitions), and as Steven says all partitions will be resize to=20
maximum space

BTW, I am preparing a script to perform restoration with image relocation,=
=20
that's why all the questions as I do not have any disks available to check=
=20
everything myself...

=2D-=20
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Spiros

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Re: [Clonezilla-live] Image resize

[Les M. <les...@gm...>]

Steven Shiau wrote:

> Yes. -r works with disk restoration.
>> If it does, does it do it even when -k (don't create partitions) is used?
> No matter if -k is used or not, -r will allow resize program to do the
> file system size adjustment to fit the size of partition size.

If clonezilla creates the partitions, won't they be the same size as the
source disk?  How do you specify that you want the extra space on a
larger drive to be used?

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Re: [Clonezilla-live] Image resize

[Steven S. <st...@nc...>]

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Hi Spiros,
Spiros Georgaras wrote:
> Hi all
> 
> I was wandering about -r option. Using it when restoring a single partition 
> (restoreparts) will resize the target partition. Can I also use it when 
> restoring a disk (restoredisk) with more than one partitions? I mean will it 
> restore all partitions as needed?
Yes. -r works with disk restoration.
> 
> If it does, does it do it even when -k (don't create partitions) is used?
No matter if -k is used or not, -r will allow resize program to do the
file system size adjustment to fit the size of partition size.
> 
> And BTW, does it resize ntfs partitions as well? or do I have to use 
> ntfsresize from the command line?
ntfsresize is also part of clonezilla, so using "-r", when the partition
is NTFS, clonezilla will use ntfsresize to resize the NTFS partition.

Regards,
Steven.
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[Clonezilla-live] Image resize

[Spiros G. <sn...@he...>]

Hi all

I was wandering about -r option. Using it when restoring a single partition=
=20
(restoreparts) will resize the target partition. Can I also use it when=20
restoring a disk (restoredisk) with more than one partitions? I mean will i=
t=20
restore all partitions as needed?

If it does, does it do it even when -k (don't create partitions) is used?

And BTW, does it resize ntfs partitions as well? or do I have to use=20
ntfsresize from the command line?

=2D-=20
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[Clonezilla-live] Can I install Clonezilla on my Ubuntu?

[Orlando S. <sun...@gm...>]

Hi all

Clonezilla is very good. I use it to backup my Windows system and Linux. It
is easy to use.

However, I wonder if i could install it on my Ubuntu v7.10. I wish i could
execute Clonezilla after booting up Ubuntu, not from flash disk or CD-ROM.
Can i make it? How? Wish to get your help. thanks.

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Re: [Clonezilla-live] suggestion for livecd

[Les M. <les...@gm...>]

I only had a chance to test on one machine, but it wan't quite right. 
Eth1 was the interface with link, but the new code showed eth2 and eth3 
instead.  Mii-tool on another vt shows eth0 down, eth1 up and some kind 
of error on 2 and 3 so perhaps this wasn't a normal situation.



Steven Shiau wrote:
> Hi Les,
> This is a good idea, and it's already added in 
> http://opensource.nchc.org.tw/clonezilla-live/testing/clonezilla-live-1.0.7-9.iso 
> 
> Could you give it a try ?
> Thanks.
> 
> Steven.
> 
> Les Mikesell wrote:
>> Would it be possible in a future version of clonezilla live to use 
>> mii-tool to show what NIC(s) have link up before the user is asked to 
>> pick which one to use - or perhaps some visual indication could be 
>> added to the menu choice.  Different linux kernel versions tend to 
>> detect the NICs in different orders so it is difficult to guess the 
>> right one the first time if the machine has several.  Also it would be 
>> nice if you could return to that choice if you pick dhcp and fail to 
>> obtain an address.
>>
> 

Re: [Clonezilla-live] suggestion for livecd

[Steven S. <st...@nc...>]

Hi Les,
This is a good idea, and it's already added in 
http://opensource.nchc.org.tw/clonezilla-live/testing/clonezilla-live-1.0.7-9.iso
Could you give it a try ?
Thanks.

Steven.

Les Mikesell wrote:
> Would it be possible in a future version of clonezilla live to use 
> mii-tool to show what NIC(s) have link up before the user is asked to 
> pick which one to use - or perhaps some visual indication could be added 
> to the menu choice.  Different linux kernel versions tend to detect the 
> NICs in different orders so it is difficult to guess the right one the 
> first time if the machine has several.  Also it would be nice if you 
> could return to that choice if you pick dhcp and fail to obtain an address.
> 

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[Clonezilla-live] suggestion for livecd

[Les M. <les...@gm...>]

Would it be possible in a future version of clonezilla live to use 
mii-tool to show what NIC(s) have link up before the user is asked to 
pick which one to use - or perhaps some visual indication could be added 
to the menu choice.  Different linux kernel versions tend to detect the 
NICs in different orders so it is difficult to guess the right one the 
first time if the machine has several.  Also it would be nice if you 
could return to that choice if you pick dhcp and fail to obtain an address.

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Re: [Clonezilla-live] [Clonezilla-sysresccd-general] Relocation of image

[Steven S. <st...@nc...>]

Yes, I think it is possible, however, you have to deal with the md
devices first. Once you have that, just mount it as /home/partimag.
Then run "ocs-sr -x" to save or restore the image.

Steven.

Les Mikesell wrote:
> Steven Shiau wrote:
>> Yes, it's possible.
>> rename the file name in image dir, say, hda3.xxx -> hdb2.xxx
>> then when you restore, remember to choose "-k", which will NOT re-create
>> the partition table, and maybe "-r", and "-t". You just have to know
>> what you want or not.
>> Remember to backup the data in the target device! It's always worthy to
>> do that.
> 
> Is there any way to make this work where the partitions on the source
> disk were really one copy of raid1 mirrors (md devices)?
> 


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Re: [Clonezilla-live] [Clonezilla-sysresccd-general] Relocation of image

[Les M. <les...@gm...>]

Steven Shiau wrote:
> Yes, it's possible.
> rename the file name in image dir, say, hda3.xxx -> hdb2.xxx
> then when you restore, remember to choose "-k", which will NOT re-create
> the partition table, and maybe "-r", and "-t". You just have to know
> what you want or not.
> Remember to backup the data in the target device! It's always worthy to
> do that.

Is there any way to make this work where the partitions on the source
disk were really one copy of raid1 mirrors (md devices)?

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Re: [Clonezilla-live] [Clonezilla-sysresccd-general] Relocation of image

[Spiros G. <sn...@he...>]

=D3=F4=E9=F2 26/10/2007, =E7=EC=DD=F1=E1 =D0=E1=F1=E1=F3=EA=E5=F5=DE =EA=E1=
=E9 =FE=F1=E1 11:04 =EF/=E7 Steven Shiau =DD=E3=F1=E1=F8=E5:
> Yes, it's possible.
> rename the file name in image dir, say, hda3.xxx -> hdb2.xxx
> then when you restore, remember to choose "-k", which will NOT re-create
> the partition table, and maybe "-r", and "-t". You just have to know
> what you want or not.
> Remember to backup the data in the target device! It's always worthy to
> do that.
> Good luck.
>
> Steven.
>

Thanks for the answer
I will try it and get back to you

=2D-=20
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Re: [Clonezilla-live] [Clonezilla-sysresccd-general] Relocation of image

[Steven S. <st...@nc...>]

Yes, it's possible.
rename the file name in image dir, say, hda3.xxx -> hdb2.xxx
then when you restore, remember to choose "-k", which will NOT re-create
the partition table, and maybe "-r", and "-t". You just have to know
what you want or not.
Remember to backup the data in the target device! It's always worthy to
do that.
Good luck.

Steven.

Spiros Georgaras wrote:
> Hi all
> 
> I was wondering is it possible to restore a partition to another, which has a 
> different device name?
> 
> Confusing right? So here's what I mean.
> 
> Suppose I backup partition hda3 (my /data)
> Then I want to restore this partition into another disk (another system 
> actually), but the partition I want to use as /data is hdb2. Of course, hdb2 
> is bigger than hda3, and they both are ext3
> 
> Is this possible? Do I have to manually change anything to the files contained 
> in my image?
> 
> PS. Please CC here: clo...@li...
> 
> 
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[Clonezilla-live] Relocation of image

[Spiros G. <sn...@he...>]

Hi all

I was wondering is it possible to restore a partition to another, which has=
 a=20
different device name?

Confusing right? So here's what I mean.

Suppose I backup partition hda3 (my /data)
Then I want to restore this partition into another disk (another system=20
actually), but the partition I want to use as /data is hdb2. Of course, hdb=
2=20
is bigger than hda3, and they both are ext3

Is this possible? Do I have to manually change anything to the files contai=
ned=20
in my image?

PS. Please CC here: clo...@li...

=2D-=20
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[Clonezilla-live] Clonezilla live 1.0.6-5 (testing) released

[Steven S. <st...@nc...>]

Hi,
In this release, linux kernel 2.6.22, ntfs-3g 1.913 and ntfsprogs 2.0.0
are used. Besides, Partimage 0.6.7_beta2 is used, which included a patch
from Thomas Tsai for blocks per group is non-32768 in filesystem ext2/3.
An option "-o" was added to tune the menu in ocs-iso and ocs-live-dev.
Please give it a try if possible, and report bugs or give comments.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: [Clonezilla-live] prerun and postrun bug - 1.0.5-7 (Clonezilla-SysRescCD 1.1.0)

[Steven S. <st...@nc...>]

Hi Spiros,
Yes, you are right. It's better to create that directory by default. 
Will do that in the next release.
Thanks.

Steven.

Spiros Georgaras wrote:
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> 
> O/H Steven Shiau έγραψε:
>> Hi Spiros,
>> The dir is not changed.
>> Check your /opt/drbl/conf/drbl-ocs.conf
>> OCS_PRERUN_DIR="$DRBL_SCRIPT_PATH/share/ocs/prerun"
>> OCS_POSTRUN_DIR="$DRBL_SCRIPT_PATH/share/ocs/postrun"
>>
>> If your system does not have that dir, you have to create it manually.
>>
>> Steven.
>>
> 
> I suppose I was not clear enough :(
> The settings are correct, as you have said, but the directories no
> longer exist. This is also true for 1.0.5-7, 1.0.5-nk and 1.05-8
> (original CDs)
> 
> In earlier versions, the directories were there (I recall the files
> "test" and "test.sh" in one of them) and the user only had to install
> his scripts.
> 
> In any case, just to avoid confusion, I think either these directories
> should exist by default, or a note in the documentation part of ocs-sr
> should be made, stating that they must be created by the user, if he/she
> wants to use -o or -p.
> 
> 
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Re: [Clonezilla-live] prerun and postrun bug - 1.0.5-7 (Clonezilla-SysRescCD 1.1.0)

[Spiros G. <sn...@he...>]

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O/H Steven Shiau έγραψε:
> Hi Spiros,
> The dir is not changed.
> Check your /opt/drbl/conf/drbl-ocs.conf
> OCS_PRERUN_DIR="$DRBL_SCRIPT_PATH/share/ocs/prerun"
> OCS_POSTRUN_DIR="$DRBL_SCRIPT_PATH/share/ocs/postrun"
> 
> If your system does not have that dir, you have to create it manually.
> 
> Steven.
> 

I suppose I was not clear enough :(
The settings are correct, as you have said, but the directories no
longer exist. This is also true for 1.0.5-7, 1.0.5-nk and 1.05-8
(original CDs)

In earlier versions, the directories were there (I recall the files
"test" and "test.sh" in one of them) and the user only had to install
his scripts.

In any case, just to avoid confusion, I think either these directories
should exist by default, or a note in the documentation part of ocs-sr
should be made, stating that they must be created by the user, if he/she
wants to use -o or -p.


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Re: [Clonezilla-live] prerun and postrun bug - 1.0.5-7 (Clonezilla-SysRescCD 1.1.0)

[Steven S. <st...@nc...>]

Hi Spiros,
The dir is not changed.
Check your /opt/drbl/conf/drbl-ocs.conf
OCS_PRERUN_DIR="$DRBL_SCRIPT_PATH/share/ocs/prerun"
OCS_POSTRUN_DIR="$DRBL_SCRIPT_PATH/share/ocs/postrun"

If your system does not have that dir, you have to create it manually.

Steven.

Spiros Georgaras wrote:
> Στις 30/09/2007, ημέρα Κυριακή και ώρα 14:22 ο/η Spiros Georgaras έγραψε:
>> HI all
>>
>> I'm running 1.0.5-7 (Clonezilla-SysRescCD 1.1.0)
>>
>> The directory /opt/drbl/share/ocs has become /opt/drbl/share/drbl, making
>> the restore script (ocs-sr ?) unable to execute prerun and postrun scripts.
>>
>> A workaround is to link ocs to drbl
>> 	ln -s /opt/drbl/share/drbl /opt/drbl/share/ocs
>>
>> Have tested a restore DVD and it works...
>>
>> PS. Please CC here: clo...@li...
> 
> Oops!! Sorry. This is the right address to CC
> clo...@li...
> 
> 
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Re: [Clonezilla-live] prerun and postrun bug - 1.0.5-7 (Clonezilla-SysRescCD 1.1.0)

[Spiros G. <sn...@he...>]

=D3=F4=E9=F2 30/09/2007, =E7=EC=DD=F1=E1 =CA=F5=F1=E9=E1=EA=DE =EA=E1=E9 =
=FE=F1=E1 14:22 =EF/=E7 Spiros Georgaras =DD=E3=F1=E1=F8=E5:
> HI all
>
> I'm running 1.0.5-7 (Clonezilla-SysRescCD 1.1.0)
>
> The directory /opt/drbl/share/ocs has become /opt/drbl/share/drbl, making
> the restore script (ocs-sr ?) unable to execute prerun and postrun script=
s.
>
> A workaround is to link ocs to drbl
> 	ln -s /opt/drbl/share/drbl /opt/drbl/share/ocs
>
> Have tested a restore DVD and it works...
>
> PS. Please CC here: clo...@li...

Oops!! Sorry. This is the right address to CC
clo...@li...

=2D-=20
Kind regards
Spiros

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