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Thank, Gary. Was your M.2 an NVME drive? We still have not been able to clone back and forth from NVME to SATA. Ours are dual-boot iMacs. From: GarryS gschindler@users.sourceforge.net Sent: Friday, August 13, 2021 12:59 PM To: [clonezilla:support-requests] 93@support-requests.clonezilla.p.re.sourceforge.net Subject: [clonezilla:support-requests] #93 Sata SSD to M.2 SSD NVMe Just verifying that I was able to use clonezilla-live-20210609-hirsute-amd64 to successfully clone from SSD to M.2 , It was...

Would it be possible to get a version of Clonezilla with the NVMe driver for Macs with the T2 chip? The versions of clonezilla we have tried fail to see the disk. This is apparently due to a variant behavior by Apple's SSDs, but in any case it looks like someone has written a driver for it: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NVMe-Patches-LKML-Apple-Mac. We have been having to use a separate process for these Macs and it is pretty cumbersome, so hopefully this driver patch will make...

Hello, We've got dualboot iMacs, some newer that use nvme and some older that use sda. We'd like to save an image from the nvme machines and deploy it to the sda machines, but have been unable to do so with both 2.5.6-22 and 20180812-bionic. I tried using -k1 option which also didn't work. Any ideas here? Please let me know if I can give further information. Best, Sam || H.C. White IT

Hi, Just wondering if this was ever resolved. I'm also trying to clone SATA to NVMe and get an error message "Is this disk too small: /dev/sda", and I get the same message even when I tried going NVMe to SATA. Both disks are 256gb SSDs. I'm using the most recent stable version of clonezilla, and have tried the alternative stable as well. I tried using -icds and -k1 (and other -k options) in many combinations to no avail. Any advice on this matter would be greatly appreciated! I have not tried the...