Martin Schurer

I tried this with the clonezilla-live-20220729-kinetic-amd64.img. How must I setup my partitions that the GRUB 2.06 can store the data. I read that GRUB 2.06 cannot write to the btrfs filesystem for the GRUB data itself. p1 : EFI FAT 512 MB, p2 : /, /boot btrfs 400 GB, p3 : /iso btrfs 10 GB. Must I do a separate partition ext4 to the disk for GRUB, because with the above setup on the disk the GRUB will be in recordfail mode. When you setup Kubuntu to the disk, in which way do you will prepare the...

Hi Steven, sorry for my late reply. I found out that my Grub 2.06 work in the recordfail mode. When I use the ext4 filesystem for my Kubuntu 22.04 all works fine. Please can you tell me, how to setup the partitions for btrfs? My old (not worked) : p1 : EFI FAT 512 MB, p2 : /, /boot btrfs 400 GB, p3 : /iso btrfs 10 GB. The /iso partition I stored the clonezilla, gparted, ... images. What I red was, that GRUB 2.06 cannot stored on the btrfs partitions. I run clonezilla with these switches : backup...

Dear all, I used clonezilla live many years with kubuntu without problem. Now I tried to install the new kubuntu version 22.04 and I have a problem with the restore. When I restore the efi directory is empty. On my SSD I have 3 partitions : efi, system, iso. In the iso partition I have stored the clonezilla iso file. The difference from the old kubuntu to the new kubuntu is the grub from 2.04 to 2.06. After the restore I see only the grub bash, not my the grub menu. I use this command line to backup...