Re: [Clonezilla-live] Image resize

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

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=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=
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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,=
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that's why all the questions as I do not have any disks available to check=
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everything myself...

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Kind regards
Spiros

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