Activity for chuck
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chuck posted a comment on discussion Clonezilla live
Hi Jacob FYI Sometimes at a blank screen you can just press the Enter key to get CloneZilla to continue. These UEFI/BIOS settings will let me clone a Lenovo ThinkPad T480 with the latest CloneZilla: Security - Secure Boot - Disabled Startup - UEFI/Legacy Boot -Both Startup - UEFI/Legacy Boot - UEFI/Legacy Boot Priority - UEFI First Startup - UEFI/Legacy Boot - CSM Support - Yes Like Steven said, always use a current version of CloneZilla for best results.
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Hi Tbasura Clonezilla Server Lite will begin after a set time or number of clients have been found. Make sure that this parameter is set correctly and yes you can set it to just 1 client. It is hard for us to give you network advice since we don't know any details of your network but here are a few things that you can try. Use broadcast mode instead of multicast mode. Replace your switch gear with another brand or type. Don't use your production network. Use a closed network with DHCP from Clonezilla...
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Hi Gregg Sounds like you are doing all the right things. Download the latest version of Clonezilla 3.0.2 and let us know if it works for you.
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You will never get satisfactory results in cloning a mechanically damaged drive. You should have stated that you have a damaged drive in your first post.
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Hi Todd I'm not sure why you would want to restore the partition to a third drive. There are a lot of variables in successfully moving data from a large drive to a smaller drive so you will just have to follow the steps in the FAQ to see if it will restore your drive without errors.
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Hi Todd From the Clonezilla FAQ This is always a challenge to Clonezilla because it's block-based tool, not file-based one. https://drbl.org/fine-print.php?path=./faq/2_System/119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq#119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq
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Hi Todd From the Clonezilla FAQ This is always a challenge to Clonezilla because it's block-based tool, not file-based one. https://drbl.org/fine-print.php?path=./faq/2_System/119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq#119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq
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Hi Todd From the Clonezilla FAQ This is always a challenge to Clonezilla because it's block-based tool, not file-based one. https://drbl.org/fine-print.php?path=./faq/2_System/119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq#119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq
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Please see the FAQ Can I save the image on the same USB drive of Clonezilla live? https://drbl.org/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/120_image_repository_on_same_usb_stick.faq#120_image_repository_on_same_usb_stick.faq
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Hi Sergey One more thing. Try using the latest version of Clonezilla Live if you are not already using it. Many times the latest driver and kernel updates fix a lot of issues. Chuck
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Hi Sergey Take a look at the Clonezilla / DRBL FAQ on NVMe M.2 drives. Maybe it will help you with your issue. https://drbl.org/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/130_no_source_disk_on_dell_machine.faq#130_no_source_disk_on_dell_machine.faq Chuck
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Hi Wei Boot your PC with the latest Clonezilla Live USB drive and then select the Enter Shell (command line prompt). You can then type the following commands to change the device name in a saved image: user@groovy:~$ user@groovy:~$ sudo -i user@groovy:~# cnvt-ocs-dev
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Hi Wei You might try this to change the device name in saved clonezilla image : https://drbl.org/management/techrpt.php?c=cnvt-ocs-dev&t=To%20change%20the%20device%20name%20in%20saved%20clonezilla%20image Chuck
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Hi Steven It must be unusual hardware so I will continue to use the above config remedy on those machines. Thanks for looking into the issue.
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Hi Steven This is what happens with clonezilla-live-20200929-groovy-amd64.iso or clonezilla-live-2.6.8-15-amd64.iso : root@groovy:~# w 09:05:18 up 1 min, 2 users, load average: 1.16, 0.41, 0.15 USER TTY FROM LOGING@ IDLE JCPU PCPU WHAT user tty1 - 09:04 2.00s 0.29s 0.03s -bash root pts/0 - 09:05 2.00s 0.03s 0.01s w root@groovy:~# Please let me know if you would like me to try something else. Thanks. Chuck
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Hi Steven This is what happens: user@debian:~$ sudo -i root@debian:~# jfbterm Then the screen flashes and I see a new shell screen: root@debian:~# Chuck
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Hi Steven I ran your custom version with and without editing locales and it stopped at the same place. Let me know if you want me to try something else. Thanks. Chuck
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Hi Steven The Lenovo ThinkCentre M920z has a Smart Power On USB port to supply power to the keyboard when the PC is off (if Enabled in BIOS). Very interesting! I think that this hardware design may be related to the boot problem. But when I set the BIOS to either Enabled or Disabled it will NOT let me boot with a unmodified clonezilla-live-20200922-groovy-amd64.iso boot parameters on ANY of the USB ports. Maybe a kernel update will address this issue. Thanks for your help with this issue. Chuck
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Hi Steven Maybe a kernel update will fix it. We will see. Thanks for you help. Chuck
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Hi Steven Sorry I missed that! It has been a busy morning! Yes that boot parameter edit works for me!
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Hi Steven I removed "quiet" and here is the screenshot whre it stops.
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Hi Steven Yes clonezilla-live-2.6.8-12-amd64.iso it hangs at "configuring keyboard..." just like using clonezilla-live-20200910-groovy-amd64.iso and clonezilla-live-20200922-groovy-amd64.iso on real PC hardware.
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Hi Steven I just ran clonezilla-live-20200922-groovy-amd64.iso inside Windows 10 Pro 64 VirtualBox 6.1 on the same PC hardware and it does not hang up at "configuring keyboard..." just like your test. But I don't know why it hangs running on the real PC hardware!
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Hi Steven I tried clonezilla-live-20200922-focal-amd64.iso and it works fine. When I tried clonezilla-live-2.6.8-12-amd64.iso it hangs at "configuring keyboard..." just like using clonezilla-live-20200910-groovy-amd64.iso and clonezilla-live-20200922-groovy-amd64.iso. Please let me know if you have any questions or want me to do any additional testing. Chuck
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Hi Steven I tried clonezilla-live-20200922-focal-amd64.iso and it works fine. When I tried clonezilla-live-2.6.8-12-amd64.iso it hangs at "configuring keyboard..." just like using clonezilla-live-20200910-groovy-amd64.iso Please let me know if you have any questions or want me to do any additional testing. Chuck
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Hi Steven I tried clonezilla-live-20200922-groovy-amd64.iso today and it also hangs at "configuring keyboard..." in either KMS or KMS with RAM mode. Please let me know if you have any questions or want me to do any additional testing. Chuck
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Hi Steven Here is a screenshot of when it hangs
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Hi Steven While using clonezilla-live-20200910-groovy-amd64.iso today it hangs at "configuring keyboard..." in either KMS or KMS with RAM mode. So I went back to clonezilla-live-20200818-groovy-amd64.iso and it works fine. Please let me know if you have any questions or want me to do any additional testing. Chuck
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Hi Steven A quick test of the submenu options in clonezilla-live-20200703-groovy-amd64 works for me! Thanks for the quick fix! Chuck
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Hi Steven Thanks forthe quick revision clonezilla-live-20200702-groovy-amd64 but it still fails for me when I select any menu item in the submenu 'Other modes of Clonezilla live'. I have tested on 2 different UEFI PCs and both fail as before with clonezilla-live-20200630-groovy-amd64. What can I do to help? Chuck
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Hi Steven The error is in the grub.cfg file. The function that sets linux_cmd=linuxefi and also sets initrd_cmd=initrdefi is not getting passed to the submenu 'Other modes of Clonezilla live'. Any submenu selection will fail. But if you edit the grub.cfg file and add the function to the submenu block then it works. Please let me know if I can help you with anything else. Chuck
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Hi Steven I was testing 20200630 Clonezilla Live EFI Groovy today and think that it has a broken file: boot/grub/grub.cfg I think that the function that sets linux_cmd=linux or linuxefi and also sets initrd_cmd=initrd or initrdefi is not working as planned. It gives this error: error: can't find command '/live/vmlinuz'. error: can't find command '/live/initrd.img'. I will be glad to test a patch when you get it released. Chuck
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Hi Mark That is good news that the file systems (software) are in good shape on both drives. Next I would run the Disks application Short S.M.A.R.T. test from a live Linux USB drive if you want to check the (hardware) health of your drives. Then if everything is still good you can create another image with Clonezilla Live.
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Hi Mark Did you check your Windows 7 NTFS file system for errors before you made your image? https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2641432/check-your-hard-disk-for-errors-in-windows-7 I always run Windows disk check and then reboot Windows at least twice and then shutdown before I make a new image. You can also check the hardware health of your Windows 7 drive and your USB external drive by using a USB drive loaded with Ubuntu Live and run a Short S.M.A.R.T. test from the Disks application. https://www.linux.com/training-tutorials/how-test-solid-state-drive-health-gnome-disks/...
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Hi Mark I still suggest that you format your external drive exFAT so you can read and write to the drive from Windows, macOS, and Linux. https://support-en.wd.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/20821#exfatwin10
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Hi Mark Create your USB 16 GB external flash drive with Rufus and Clonezilla Live. (DONE) Format your USB 4 TB external drive as one large exFAT partition. Backup any important files if any before you format this drive as they will be lost! Then just follow the Clonezilla Live doc: https://clonezilla.org/clonezilla-live-doc.php Here are some highlights of typical MENUs to select to save a disk image: PC BOOT MENU > Boot to your USB 16 GB Clonezilla Live drive (usually F10 or F12 key) do not insert...
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Hi Mark You are off to a good start. But it sounds like you are trying to save the image on the same USB drive that you booted with Clonezilla Live. This is possible but not recommended. The best option is to use a small USB boot drive with Clonezilla Live installed (which you have just created) and then use another USB drive to hold the saved image(s). https://drbl.org/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/131_no_modification_to_restored_OS.faq#131_no_modification_to_restored_OS.faq https://clonez...
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WARNING All data on your USB flash drive will be erased when you use Rufus to install Clonezilla Live so be sure to back up anything you want to keep!
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Hi Mark I prefer to use the latest Clonezilla Live ISO files which are the Ubuntu based Alternative Testing versions. https://clonezilla.org/downloads.php Download the latest Alternative Testing Clonezilla Live ISO file. Be sure to click on the ZIP drop down menu and select ISO on the Clonezilla Live Downloads page. Open Rufus and click on the SELECT button in the top right corner and open the ISO file. Insert your USB flash drive. Wait unitl it locates your USB flash drive. Leave the Rufus defaults...
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Hi Mark I would start over and make a new Clonezilla Live USB flash drive using Rufus on your Microsoft Windows 7 PC and also use the latest Clonezilla Live iso file. Rufus usually always makes a bootable USB flash drive! https://clonezilla.org/liveusb.php https://clonezilla.org/downloads.php https://rufus.ie/
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Hi Damian Download Clonezilla Live https://clonezilla.org/downloads.php Create Clonezilla Live on USB with Rufus USB Creator https://clonezilla.org/liveusb.php#windows-method-e The Clonezilla online Docs and FAQ will help you with creating and restoring your images.
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Hi bookie56 Maybe this will help... https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Help/thread/f178300a/
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Hi bookie56 Plugable has some good information on USB PXE support and makes some great products. Hope you find something that works with your new laptops. https://plugable.com/2013/10/27/supporting-pxe-over-usb-deployment-scenarios-for-tablets-and-ultrabooks/ ...support is left to motherboard OEM’s to build support for individual networking devices into their devices- a challenging task. For this to be possible, the BIOS/UEFI on the motherboard has to natively support the chip used in the USB network...
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Hi C.W. Techs You can use the latest testing AMD64 version of (either Debian-based or Ubuntu-based) Clonezilla live with Secure Boot enabled. https://clonezilla.org/downloads.php But when I clone Windows 10 UEFI PCs I just disable Secure Boot while I image the PC then optionally enable it after the image is complete (if needed). Don't forget to turn off Windows 10 Fast Startup, run a disk check, and then reboot your Windows PC before you create your new image. https://www.howtogeek.com/243901/the-pros-and-cons-of-windows-10s-fast-startup-mode/...
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Hi Jednorozec You have not described your environment so I'll give you two generic examples that may help. If you are working with Windows. https://www.howtogeek.com/101862/how-to-manage-partitions-on-windows-without-downloading-any-other-software/ If you are working with Linux. https://www.howtogeek.com/114503/how-to-resize-your-ubuntu-partitions/ Either case GParted Live works well to resize disk partitions. https://gparted.org/
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Hi Manish You can find this information in the FAQ https://drbl.org/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/88_mbr_related_options.faq#88_mbr_related_options.faq
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Hi Petr For new Dell computers you can try to change the Dell BIOS from Raid to AHCI before you create a new clone image then change it back after you are done. Please read the FAQ: https://drbl.org/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/130_no_source_disk_on_dell_machine.faq#130_no_source_disk_on_dell_machine.faq
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Hi James Disabling Windows Fast Startup then running chkdsk c: /f then rebooting Windows twice and then Shutdown the computer is the normal clean up procedure I use before cloning and usually always works for me. https://help.uaudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/213195423-How-To-Disable-Fast-Startup-in-Windows-10
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Hi Corbin and Matthieu For new Dell computers you can try to change the Dell BIOS from Raid to AHCI before you create a new clone image then change it back after you are done. Please read the FAQ: https://drbl.org/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/130_no_source_disk_on_dell_machine.faq#130_no_source_disk_on_dell_machine.faq
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Hi Rainer You might try and tune the parameters to the sysctl virtual memory setting on your Clonezilla boot disk: gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf vm.dirty_ratio = 4 vm.dirty_background_ratio = 2 https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/sysctl And possibly also add this: vm.swappiness=10 https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Swap
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Hi Raner You might try and tune the parameters to the sysctl virtual memory setting on your Clonezilla boot disk: gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf vm.dirty_ratio = 4 vm.dirty_background_ratio = 2 https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/sysctl And possibly also add this: vm.swappiness=10 https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Swap
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Hi Raner You might try and tune the parameters to the sysctl virtual memory setting on your Clonezilla boot disk: gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf vm.dirty_ratio = 4 vm.dirty_background_ratio = 2 https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/sysctl
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Hi Xwang Yes this is possible but 2 partitions are recommended. I usually use FAT for the boot partition and FAT or exFAT for the data partition. Give it a try and reply back with your results.
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Hi Anthony See this FAQ but be aware that Apple hardware can have unusual problems https://drbl.org/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/120_image_repository_on_same_usb_stick.faq#120_image_repository_on_same_usb_stick.faq
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Hi Peter This is what I would do. Run a disk check on your Windows disk before you create an image. Open a Windows Command Prompt as Admin and type C:\chkdsk c: /f Reboot Windows and let the disk check run. When it is finished shutdown Windows by holding down the Shift key down when you select the Power and Shut Down menu so that Fast Startup is disabled for this shutdown. Boot a Clonezilla USB and create your image from the larger source disk in Expert Mode with the options -k1 and -icds. After...
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Hi Peter See the FAQ. This is how Clonezilla currently works to clone to a smaller drive. YMMV. https://drbl.org/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq#119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq
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Hi Peter See the FAQ https://drbl.org/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/26_large_disk_to_small_one.faq#26_large_disk_to_small_one.faq https://drbl.org/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq#119_larger_to_smaller_disk_restore_clone.faq
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Hi Steven Can you add this discussion to the FAQ? Thanks.
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Hi Juan Please see the FAQ https://drbl.org/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/120_image_repository_on_same_usb_stick.faq#120_image_repository_on_same_usb_stick.faq
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For the new NVMe M.2 drives you can try to change the Dell BIOS from Raid to AHCI before you create a new clone image then change it back after you are done. "Error! No existing disk(s) or unmounted disk(s) are found!" https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Clonezilla_live/thread/bd8c7fbb/ trying to clone M2 ssd to M2 internal https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Clonezilla_live/thread/7a88904af4/
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For the new NVMe M.2 drives you can try to change the Dell BIOS from Raid to AHCI before you create a new clone image then change it back after you are done. "Error! No existing disk(s) or unmounted disk(s) are found!" https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Clonezilla_live/thread/bd8c7fbb/
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For the new NVMe M.2 drives you can try to change the Dell BIOS from Raid to AHCI before you create a new clone image then change it back after you are done. "Error! No existing disk(s) or unmounted disk(s) are found!" https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Clonezilla_live/thread/bd8c7fbb/
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For the new MVMe M.2 drives you can try to change the Dell BIOS from Raid to AHCI before you create a new clone image then change it back after you are done. "Error! No existing disk(s) or unmounted disk(s) are found!" https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Clonezilla_live/thread/bd8c7fbb/
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Well said ndog37!
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and this link too: https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Clonezilla_live/thread/1f801bc0/?page=1&limit=25#db5a
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Hi Dennis Maybe this link will help you: https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2125667-intel-optane-cloning ...change the disk controller from Raid-On to AHCI mode in the firmware settings for imaging... ...disable secure boot and possible enable the legacy roms... ...once imaging is done change the disk controller back to Raid-On mode...
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Hi Dan Create a new image and this time use Expert mode and select the option to automatically check the source disk for errors before saving the image. I have had to do this even on a clean source disk but it seems to work for me. Good luck.
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Hi Steven All of these were done in either multicast or broadcast mode on a closed network with a single switch and Clonezilla Lite Server. I'll use bittorrent mode on my next set of targets later this month and report back to you! Thanks. Chuck
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Hi Troy Start by looking at your network hardware. Make sure it fully supports multicast and is configured properly. Avoid using your production network if you can. Try using different brands or models of switch hardware or use broadcast mode. I have the best success with a closed network consisting of just the Clonezilla Lite Server and the clients I need to clone today and a single non-managed layer 2 switch. Good luck. Check out these FAQs: http://drbl.sourceforge.net/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/67_multicast_slow.faq#67_multicast_slow.faq...
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Hi Steven I want to report that I've been using clonezilla-live-20180606-cosmic-amd64.iso and clonezilla-live-20180619-cosmic-amd64.iso to create 10+ images and deploy those images via the Clonezilla Lite Server to 130+ PCs over the last month. The source PC is usually Windows 10 Pro and the target PCs are imaged in groups of 20 PCs at once with no problems found. I've also used it with Fedora 28 and Ubuntu 18.04. I really like the Lite Server! Thank You. Chuck
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Hi Steven I want to report that I've been using clonezilla-live-20180606-cosmic-amd64.iso and clonezilla-live-20180619-cosmic-amd64.iso to create 10+ images and deploy those images via the Clonezilla Lite Server to 130+ PCs over the last month. The source PC is usually Windows 10 Pro and the target PCs are imaged in groups of 20 PCs at once with no problems found. I've also used it with Fedora 28 and Ubuntu 18.04. I really like the Lite Server! Thank You. Chuck
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Hi Steven I just tried using clonezilla-live-20171218-bionic-amd64.iso but still get the same results as before, i.e. the only way to get an image to complete without errors is to have Clonezilla autocheck the source disk. When I get more time I will try and create a virtual image of F27 and run more tests. Chuck
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Hi Steven I tried to create a Fedora 27 EXT4 clone again today on the same Lenovo T450 notebook with both clonezilla-live-20171205-bionic-amd64.iso and clonezilla-live-2.5.5-3-amd64.iso and they both failed with the same Partclone error. So I tried again using the stable version clonezilla-live-2.5.2-31-amd64.iso as you suggested and it worked fine with no issues! Hope this helps you find out what is failing in the latest Clonezilla builds. Please let me know if you want me to run any more tests....
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Hi Steven I tried to create a Fedora 27 EXT4 clone again today on the same Lenovo T450 notebook with both clonezilla-live-20171205-bionic-amd64.iso and clonezilla-live-2.5.5-3-amd64.iso and they both failed with the same Partclone error. So I tried again using the stable version clonezilla-live-2.5.2-31-amd64.iso as you suggested and it worked fine with no issues! Hope this helps you find out what is failing in the latest Clonezilla builds. Please let me know if you want me to run any more tests....
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Hi Steven I'm also having a similar problem with creating an image of Fedora 27 Workstation with clonezilla-live-20171114-bionic-amd64.iso. Even though I have run fsck on all of the ext4 partitions and they are clean I get a error from Partclone extfsclone 0.3.11 that asks me to run fsck and check and repair the file system again. But if I check the box and ask Clonezilla to run fsck before cloning then it does not error out and will continue to complete with no errors. Very strange behavior. Ch...
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Hi Stephen I tried to create a Fedora 27 EXT4 clone again today on the same Lenovo T450 notebook with both clonezilla-live-20171205-bionic-amd64.iso and clonezilla-live-2.5.5-3-amd64.iso and they both failed with the same Partclone error. So I tried again using the stable version clonezilla-live-2.5.2-31-amd64.iso as you suggested and it worked fine with no issues! Hope this helps you find out what is failing in the latest Clonezilla builds. Please let me know if you want me to run any more tests....
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Hi Stephen I'm also having a similar problem with creating an image of Fedora 27 Workstation with clonezilla-live-20171114-bionic-amd64.iso. Even though I have run fsck on all of the ext4 partitions and they are clean I get a error from Partclone extfsclone 0.3.11 that asks me to run fsck and check and repair the file system again. But if I check the box and ask Clonezilla to run fsck before cloning then it does not error out and will continue to complete with no errors. Very strange behavior. C...
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Notice that the attached jpg shows that dd mode is being used! Using dd mode means that the clone image size will always be the same size as the source disk because dd mode always makes a copy of all of the blocks on the source disk. If CloneZilla can not read the format of the files in use on the source disk then it will default to dd mode instead of partclone. Also if the source disk is configured with uncommon hardware settings (BIOS, UEFI, RAID ect.) or is encrypted (Windows BitLocker) it may...
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Clonezilla Live Lite Server in BitTorrent mode single client restore
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Hi Steven I ran some tests with Clonezilla Live Lite Server in BitTorrent mode yesterday and thought you would like to see the results. BitTorrent mode worked great and even with multiple repeat tests I had no errors! I will be doing more tests soon and I would like to thank you for the new BitTorrent mode. Chuck clonezilla-live-20171010-artful-amd64.iso PC Server Lenovo ThinkCentre M900Z 10F3 desktop i7 Skylake 3.4 GHz, 16 GB memory, Intel Gigabit I219-LM PC Client Lenovo ThinkPad T430 3254 notebook...
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Format your USB flash drive and try again. I have found that Rufus is the best tool to format and create bootable USB flash drives from Windows. http://rufus.akeo.ie/ If you use Rufus to create a bootable disk then always use the DD image option for best results.
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Hi Steven I tested clonezilla-live-20170920-artful-amd64.iso today and it worked great without any delays. Thank you for the new version. Chuck
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OK after more tests it does work but takes a very unusually long time to get past the screen posted above. I just didn't wait long enough. Sorry for the report.
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Hi Steven I'm getting the same failure on the same PC with clonezilla-live-20170905-artful-amd64. Let me know if I can send you any more info. Chuck
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I've attached a photo of the console when it stopped.
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Hi Steven I tried to use clonezilla-live-20170829-artful-amd64 today in KMS mode to clone a desktop PC and it quickly failed to load and hung. I tried it from 2 different USBs so I don't think it was a media error. So I went back to clonezilla-live-20170824-artful-amd64 and it worked just fine. Let me know if you want any more info. Chuck
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Phoronix article -> Apple's 2016 MacBook Pro and Linux Don't Mix http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=apple-2016-mbp&num=1
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Hi Steven I've used Clonezilla Live Lite Server mode in clonezilla-live-20170626-artful-amd64.iso to image over 200 PCs here at my school this last week. Usually 20 PCs are imaged at one time. It has worked great and I've had no problems. Thanks. Chuck
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Hi Steven I used clonezilla-live-20170613-artful-amd64.iso once again today on the same Lenovo 7518 M81 desktop PC as before in the above video and I did hear the screen reader (espeakup). I then used the latest clonezilla-live-20170626-artful-amd64.iso on the same PC and did not hear the screen reader so this version looks good to me. Let me know if you need any more tests. Chuck
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Hi Steven I used clonezilla-live-20170620-artful-amd64.iso today to create and deploy a new image of a Lenovo 10AF M93z desktop PC and I did NOT hear the screen reader at any time. This PC has built in speakers like a notebook. No problems found. The clone create and deploy went very well. Thanks. Chuck
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Hi Steven I used clonezilla-live-20170613-artful-amd64.iso today to create a new image of a Lenovo T450 20BV notebook instead of the Lenovo 7518 M81 desktop PCs I used earler and I did NOT hear the screen reader. So it might be model specific to speaker hardware. Let me know if you want me to run any more tests. Chuck
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Yes it is also happening when you create a normal Clonezilla Live image of a single PC.
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Hi Steven I used the new Clonezilla Live clonezilla-live-20170613-artful-amd64.iso today to both create a new image and then deploy it with the new Clonezilla Live Lite Server mode to a PC lab at my school. It worked great! No problems found except the new screen reader (espeakup) was crazy (see my video in my espeakup topic). Chuck
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Hi Steven I used the new Clonezilla Live clonezilla-live-20170613-artful-amd64.iso today in the new Clonezilla Live Lite Server mode to restore a PC lab at my school and I had quite a laugh! As you can see from this video I'm not sure this is what you intended! I would like to respectfully ask for you set the default of the new screen reader (espeakup) to OFF and then create a new menu item on the Other Modes of Clonezilla Live Boot Menu page (same page as the boot options KMS, To RAM and Failsafe...
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Try using the latest version of Clonezilla Live clonezilla-live-20170529-artful-amd64 and use KMS or Fail Safe video mode.
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Hi Steven I tested Clonezilla Server Lite from the new clonezilla-live-20170529-artful-amd64.iso running from a USB today. I restored 3 Lenovo E430 notebooks with a Windows 10 Pro 64 image at once! I used my usual test network and options: KMS, PXE, Beginner Restore Disk and Multicast Restore over a Cisco Catalyst 3560 fast ethernet switch on a closed network. The master Windows 10 Pro 64 image was stored on an external USB3 hard drive and was created with Clonezilla Live clonezilla-live-20170508-zesty-amd64.iso....
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