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Hi Steven! Thank you for your advice, it makes sense. I ended up going a similar route. I wrote an alias that runs "sudo dcs" and then also runs a script after DCS exits. The script goes into /tftpboot/ and modifies the grub.cfg file to add the run_postrun_dir flag Denis

Hi All! When we run DCS on the Clonezilla server machine to choose the correct image to restore, we usually do it in "Beginner" mode. However, I recently added a script to the server, and I want that script to run after the imaging process is done. I placed it into /usr/share/drbl/postrun/ocs . Now if I set the o1 in "Expert" mode option, the script runs as intended and with no issue. However, I was wondering if there is a way to set the o1 parameter on as default, even when dcs is running in "Beginner"...

When we run DCS on the Clonezilla server machine to choose the correct image to restore, we usually do it in "Beginner" mode. However, I recently added a script to the server, and I want that script to run after the imaging process is done. I placed it into /usr/share/drbl/postrun/ocs . Now if I set the o1 in "Expert" mode option, the script runs as intended and with no issue. However, I was wondering if there is a way to set the o1 parameter on as default, even when dcs is running in "Beginner"...

When we run DCS on the Clonezilla server machine to choose the correct image to restore, we usually do it in "Beginner" mode. However, I recently added a script to the server, and I want that script to run after the imaging process is done. I placed it into /usr/share/drbl/postrun/ocs . Now if I set the o1 in "Expert" mode option, the script runs as intended and with no issue. However, I was wondering if there is a way to set the o1 parameter on as default, even when dcs is running in "Beginner"...

When we run DCS on the Clonezilla server machine to choose the correct image to restore, we usually do it in "Beginner" mode. However, I recently added a script to the server, and I want that script to run after the imaging process is done. I placed it into /usr/share/drbl/postrun/ocs . Now if I set the o1 option, the script runs as intended and with no issue. However, I was wondering if there is a way to set the o1 parameter on as default, even when dcs is running in "Beginner" mode

Sorry for the late reply Looks like this is exactly what I was looking for, thank you! When you run with -cmf enabled, where would the checksums be stored? We run the imaging in unicast mode connecting multiple computers to the Clonezilla server at a time, also we currently set the computers to poweroff after imaging, so we can visibly see when they are done imaging. Would we be able to keep the same procedure and also be able to inspect the checksums after the poweroff?

If I understand correctly, this would check the image file and verify if it's not corrupted. I'm looking for a way to verify the integrity of the resulting file system that has just been restored on a new device (from the image), assuming the image file on the clonezilla server system is not corrupted

If I understand correctly, this would check the image file and verify if it's not corrupted. I'm looking for a way to verify the integrity of the resulting ile system that has just been restored on a new device (from the image), assuming the image file on the clonezilla server system is not corrupted