Re: [Clonezilla-live] bug in clonezilla...

[<jd...@do...>]

Le 09/04/2023 à 10:44, Steven Shiau a écrit :
> The latest stable Clonezilla live is 3.0.3-22, and it was released about
> 2 months abo:
> https://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
> Have you tried it?

not yet

> There are some improvements about BTRFS, as mentioned here:
> https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/news/2023/02/-stable-clonezilla-live-303-22-released-/
> 
> Steven

ok, thanks
jdd
> 
> On 4/7/23 14:31, jd...@do... wrote:
>> Hello,
>> My first post on this list, forgive me if I write about things you
>> already know :-(.
>>
>> I was just hit two days ago by a bug. Probably a bug related to btrfs
>> on openSUSE Tumbleweed. The result was empty files on the target
>> making in unusable.
>>
>> Details: I wanted to clone a presently in  use sata 480Go ssd in an
>> asus N550jk computer (intel i7) to an nvme 512Go disk aimed to an asus
>> tuf 706iu (amd rysen) computer. Many partitions on it. nvme in an usb3
>> nvme dock.
>>
>> Clonezilla-live-3.0.2-21-amd64.iso on a Ventoy usb pen.
>>
>> no error message at the end of the clone, done mostly with default
>> options. None of the two openSUSE install on the disk could boot, when
>> Windows 10 boot correctly.
>>
>> At first I suspected an UID/fstab problem, but in the end I could see
>> a lot of system files have quotation marks in ls -l result.
>>
>> Once a fresh Tumbleweed install done on the (obsolete) openSUSE Leap
>> 15.3 partition, I noticed that these system files on the root of
>> faulty Tumbleweed where zero length files.
>>
>> I suspect the problem come from btrfs snapshot/subvols management, the
>> link between updated and non updated files is broken.
>>
>> Old ssd partition and faulty Tumbleweed partition are still available
>> for check is necessary (some files where changed in the way of trying
>> to boot the system)
>>
>> sincerely
>> jdd
> 

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