hfsplusclone.c: bitmap count error

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#38 hfsplusclone.c: bitmap count error

Milestone: v1.0_(example)

Status: open

Owner: Steven Shiau

Labels: None

Priority: 5

Updated: 2014-04-09

Created: 2014-03-26

Creator: Manu

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Hi,

I'm using Clonezilla 2.2.1-25-amd64 as restore-solution for training purposes on a MacBookPro Retina (Late 2013).
As I intended to create a new restore image I got a bitmap count error on the hfs+ partition.
The error couldn't be fixed by running fsck.

I invested 3 days work for the new system so I would really appreciate help on this.

I attached clonezilla.log which inclues the partclone.log, and if more log files are needed -> I saved them all.

Thanks in advance,
Manu

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Steven Shiau - 2014-03-30

"hfsplusclone.c: bitmap count error, used:5153075, mbitmap:5153076"
Normally this is because the file system is not unmounted cleanly.
You should use the file system checking tool on Mac to check and fix the file system integrity. Once it's done, you should be able to take the image.

Steven.

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Manu - 2014-04-04

I did check the filesystem with the disk utility and in single user mode with fsck.
The bitmap count error persists...

Is there any other workaround?

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Steven Shiau - 2014-04-08

"The error couldn't be fixed by running fsck." -> Did you mean you use the fsck on GNU/Linux?
If so, you should boot into Mac OS, then run the file system check program from Mac OS, not the one on GNU/Linux.

Steven.

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- Manu - 2014-04-08
  
  I used the filesystem check tool within the disk utility of mac os, which said: no problems found.
  
  Then i ran Mac OS in Single User Mode, by pressing "S" on bootup. When you do this, you end up in a root bash of MAC OS where you can run fsck on i.e. /dev/disk0s1. I also tryed this, with the same Answer: Both MAC filesytem checking tools said: There is no problem.
  
  But partclone.hfsplus keeps miscounting bitmaps...
  
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Steven Shiau - 2014-04-08

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Steven Shiau - 2014-04-08

What's your MacOS version?
BTW, please also give Clonezilla live 2.2.2-32 a try. It comes with updated partclone.

Steven.

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- Manu - 2014-04-09
  
  The MacOS Version is up-to-date OS X 10.9.2.
  I'll test the new clonezilla-version today.
  
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Manu - 2014-04-09

I just installed the clonezilla version 2.2.2-32-amd64.

The error persists... I attached the new clonezilla.log, but i says pretty much the same as the old version.

As the training system is needed this week time is running out and, I'll have to restore the old backup. Hopefully the filesystem can be cloned when i redo the changes.

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