Re: [Clonezilla-live] Linux system backup: partitions, Secure Boot, LUKS, UEFI...

[<l0...@tu...>]

Thanks for the feedback Ian.

I understand it might be simpler but as you can see /home is my largest partition (326GiB). As it is already backed up by another software, I would prefer to avoid saving it again ;)

l0f4r0

22 mars 2020 à 17:24 de ib...@gm...:

> I would just tell Clonezilla to take a backup of the entire disk.  You can choose to restore individual partitions later.
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>  > Subject:>  [Clonezilla-live] Linux system backup: partitions, Secure Boot, LUKS, UEFI...>  >  
> Hi everyone,
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>  I'm sure this is a basic question but I can't find a clear answer on the internet...
>  Here is my situation:
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>  I have a Debian 10 (UEFI with Secure Boot) on multiple LVM2 partitions inside LUKS as follows:
>  NAME                       FSTYPE      LABEL         MOUNTPOINT   SIZEnvme0n1                                                           477G├─nvme0n1p1                vfat        SYSTEM        /boot/efi    477M├─nvme0n1p2                                                        16M├─nvme0n1p3                ext4        boot          /boot        477M├─nvme0n1p4                ntfs        WinRE_DRV                 1000M└─nvme0n1p5                crypto_LUKS                          474,8G  └─nvme0n1p5_crypt        LVM2_member                          474,8G    ├─myLvmGroup-myLvmSwap swap                      [SWAP]      14,9G    ├─myLvmGroup-myLvmVar  ext4        var           /var        18,6G    ├─myLvmGroup-myLvmRoot ext4        root          /           74,5G    └─myLvmGroup-myLvmHome ext4        home          /home        326G
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>  I'm already doing a backup of /home via borgbackup.
>  I would like now to make a SYSTEM backup.
>  Which partitions should I choose please? I'm thinking of / and /var at least but do I need /boot and /boot/efi? 
>  Will I be able to restore my backups considering the fact some are encrypted (LUKS) while some are not (/boot)?
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>  Thank you in advance :)
>  Best regards,
>  l0f4r0
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