Bryan Cooper

This is related to shell script. First you should try to run: lsblk -So NAME,TRAN then you should be able to get the devices list. With that and using grep and awk, you should be able to get the correct device you want to mount as the image repository. Another method is you can try the boot parameter "ocs_repository" and use the label of your USB device. Check this webpage: https://clonezilla.org/fine-print-live-doc.php?path=./clonezilla-live/doc/99_Misc/00_live-boot-parameters.doc#00_live-boot-parameters.doc...

Yes, I think so. Just make sure you hook the right physical network card in your VM so that it will connect to your physical machines.

I believe so. You can put parameter like "video=VGA-1:1280x1024" in the boot parameters. For more info, please check https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=87798

In that case, please show me the content image dir by running: ls -l /home/partimag/2022-06-10-21-img and show the results of these command: 1. cat /home/partimag/2022-06-10-21-img/lvm_vg_dev.list 2. cat /home/partimag/2022-06-10-21-img/lvm_logv.list BTW, please give the latest Clonezilla live a try, too.

When you mentioned "unable to boot to windows", the error messages on the screen? Please take photos and show them.

You can copy that file to the image repository if it's writable. for example, cp /tmp/ocs-my-img-2022-09-22 /home/partimag/ With that, after the image repository is mounted, you can just run it like: sudo /home/partimag/ocs-my-img-2022-09-22 or sudo bash /home/partimag/ocs-my-img-2022-09-22

It's better to provide the log filel /var/log/clonezilla.log so that people can check where went wrong there. Because you have finished the restoration, the log file must be gone. You can use GParted live to resize your partion. Check the website https://gparted.org .

If you ignore this checking error, will Clonezilla continue restoring?