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I realize this is not really a clonezilla issue, But! Is there a link documentation on how to fixup the W10 registry and what ever else needs to be done to install and run the cloned image with all it's setup and configuration on a different machine?

Hmm, It's been a while and no response. I did find a more recent thread that indicated experimental support for 64-bit arm. But, RasPi only supports 32-bit arm mode. Not sure about the Odroid XU4. Can somebody comment on my ideas for a work around?

I'd like to use Clonezilla on my Ubuntu-Mate arm based systems. (Raspberry Pi, Odroid). Clonezilla depends on drbl. Drbl depends on syslinux. Syslinux does not support arm. So far, all my googling has turned up is stale discussions from many years ago. Things have probably changed. Syslinux deals with putting clonezilla on bootable media. I'm sure arm has a package that performs the same functions. Is there a stub for a module that encapsulates an api between clonezilla and the boot software? For...

I took your prior suggestion and installed language-pack-en. This installed a couple of dozen English regional dialect locales. This took care of the problem. Your latest suggestion may solve the problem without installing as much cruft. I'll try it when I upgrade the next box to 18.04. On Mon, Jun 4, 2018 at 7:27 PM rafaelx rafael-x@users.sourceforge.net wrote: I was faced with the same problem while setting up a new Linux and have solved it with the following steps today. Open the following file...

D'Oh! Forgot to mention it's pwsafe v1.04 Beta. On June 3, 2018, at 11:23 AM, Drew Einhorn drew.einhorn@gmail.com wrote: New ubuntu mate 18.04 on arm desktop. Installed from repos. Error on startup Locale 'en_,US' cannot be set If i ignore it and try to continue I can't open password db Works fine on 16.04 with everything else the same And on other platforms.

$locale -a C C.UTF-8 POSIX $ So, how do I get pwsafe to use one of these, or add en_US to the supported locales. Will a database created on a system with one locale look corrupt on a system with another? I'd expect it to. I'm not sure, but i think most if not all of my systems are posix or utf-8 since I don't use any locales supporting more than 8bit characters. On June 3, 2018, at 5:18 PM, rafaelx rafael-x@users.sourceforge.net wrote: With the command "locale -a" you can list all locals that are...

New ubuntu mate 18.04 on arm desktop. Installed from repos. Error on startup Locale 'en_,US' cannot be set If i ignore it and try to continue I can't open password db Works fine on 16.04 with everything else the same And on other platforms.