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Brico posted a comment on discussion Clonezilla live
I've found (an other forum help me) a solution. Beware: Rufus will detsroy ALL your USB hard drive ! Launch "Rufus portable" (you don't need to be administrator) Check "Show USB HDD" (then, you'll see your USB hard disk, and will be able to choose it). Boot type: "ISO". Then select the ".iso" file to use (clonezilla-live-2.6.4-10-amd64-debian.iso for example). Partition pattern: "GPT". Target OS: "UEFI (no CSM)". File system: "NTFS (Default)". Start Rufus (all your USB HDD will be detstroyed !!)....
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I'va made an other test. Quite simple ! A start my PC. On PC boot menu, I see : . my hard disk, . my USB 4TB disk (I see 2 rows"WD element" and "UEFI OS WD element") (My USB disk is a Western Digital). I stop my PC with Start/Stop button. If I boot an other time, at PC boot, I only see ONE row: "WD element". The row "UEFI OS WD element" has disappeard ! My BIOS seems to have a queer option. But which ? The mother board is a Gigabyte GA-Z270-HD3P. Iv' written my problem on Gigabyte's forum. If it...
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I'va made an other test. Quite simple ! A start my PC. On PC boot menu, I see : . my hard disk, . my USB 4TB disk (I see 2 rows"WD element" and "UEFI OS WD element") (My USB disk is a Western Digital). I stop my PC with Start/Stop button. If I boot an other time, at PC boot, I only see ONE row: "WD element". The row "UEFI OS WD element" has disappeard ! My BIOS seems to have a queer option. But which ? The mother board is a Gigabyte GA-Z270-HD3P. Thanks for all. Best regards.
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I install Clonezilla live on a 4 TB USB drive. For that, I use https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Clonezilla_live/thread/68817ed9ef/ All seems to work fine: . I boot my PC with the USB drive, . I can use Clonezilla menus. I don't have made clone because for the moment I don't need to clone. Sorry. A queer thing: when I boot for the first time on my USB disk, on PC boot menu, I see : . my hard disk, . my USB 4TB disk (I see 2 rows"WD element" and "UEFI OS WD element") (My USB disk is...
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I install Clonezilla live on a 4 TB USB drive. For that, I use https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/discussion/Clonezilla_live/thread/68817ed9ef/ All seems to work fine: . I boot my PC with the USB drive, . I can use Clonezilla menus. I don't have made clone because for the moment I don't need to clone. Sorry. A queer thing: when I boot for the first time on my USB disk, on PC boot menu, I see : . my hard disk, . my USB 4TB disk (I see 2 rows"WD element" and "UEFI OS WD element") (My USB disk is...
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I install Cloneaillz live on a 4 TB USB drive. All seems to work fine: . I boot my PC with the USB drive, . I can use Clonezilla menus. I don't have made clone because for the moment I don't need to clone. Sorry. A queer thing: when I boot for the first time on my USB disk, on PC boot menu, I see : . my hard disk, . my USB 4TB disk (I see 2 rows"WD element" and "UEFI OS WD element") (My USB disk is a Western Digital). I use Clonezilla menu. No errors appears. If I boot an other time, at PC boot,...
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YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for all !!! It's working. Here is how I've done. . 1 . BIOS. The BIOS of your PC must use UEFI. With my mothercard (Gigabyte GA-Z270-HD3P): BIOS Settings : . Storage Boot Option Control: UEFI . Other PCI Devices: UEFI. . 2 . 4TO USB Disk. 4TB is a large disk. You need some things: . you need to have a GPT disk (and not an MBR). . you need to have a first EFI partition. After, you will be able to install Clonezilla on a second FAT32...
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I'm not able to modify the subject: but it's working !!!!!!! You can read all pages, but you have a solution at the end!!! Thanks for all. I use clonezilla since a lot of years successfully. But I've now a problem. I've dowload last clonezilla live 2.6.4-10. I'va installed clonezilla as said in "https://clonezilla.org/liveusb.php" with all methods: nothing works: when I reboot, my USB disk is seen by my BIOS, but if a select the USB disk, it happended nothing (nor error message): Win 10 boot. I've...
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YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for all !!! It's working. Here is how I've done. . 1 . BIOS. The BIOS of your PC must use UEFI. With my mothercard (Gigabyte GA-Z270-HD3P): BIOS Settings : . Storage Boot Option Control: UEFI . Other PCI Devices: UEFI. . 2 . 4TO USB Disk. 4TB is a large disk. You need some things: . you need to have a GPT disk (and not an MBR). . you need to have a first EFI partition. After, you will be able to install Clonezilla on a second FAT32...
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So under this condition, could you please tell us which file system do you use on your USB disk for putting Clonezilla live? If I understand your question, it's a 8GB TNFS partition. I've done tests again: My BIOS Settings (Gigabyte GA-Z270-HD3P): . Storage Boot Option Control: UEFI . Other PCI Devices: UEFI. 1 - First tests: trying without EFI partition. Under Win 10, in "Computer management", I delete all partitions in my 4TO USB disk. I create an 8 GO NTFS partition. There is no other partition...
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So under this condition, could you please tell us which file system do you use on your USB disk for putting Clonezilla live? If I understand your question, it's a 8GB TNFS partition. I've done tests again: My BIOS Settings (Gigabyte GA-Z270-HD3P): . Storage Boot Option Control: UEFI . Other PCI Devices: UEFI. 1 - First tests: trying without EFI partition. Under Win 10, in "Computer management", I delete all partitions in my 4TO USB disk. I create an 8 GO NTFS partition. There is no other partition...
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So under this condition, could you please tell us which file system do you use on your USB disk for putting Clonezilla live? If I understand your question, it's a 8GB TNFS partition. I've done tests again: My BIOS Settings (Gigabyte GA-Z270-HD3P): . Storage Boot Option Control: UEFI . Other PCI Devices: UEFI. 1 - First tests: trying without EFI partition. Under Win 10, in "Computer management", I delete all partitions in my 4TO USB disk. I create an 8 GO NTFS partition. There is no other partition...
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So under this condition, could you please tell us which file system do you use on your USB disk for putting Clonezilla live? If I understand your question, it's a 8GB TNFS partition. I've done tests again: My BIOS Settings (Gigabyte GA-Z270-HD3P): . Storage Boot Option Control: UEFI . Other PCI Devices: UEFI. 1 - First tests: trying without EFI partition. Under Win 10, in "Computer management", I delete all partitions in my 4TO USB disk. I create an 8 GO NTFS partition. There is no other partition...
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Thanks for your answer. I'm not able to make "normal" boot running. USB disk is seen by bios at boot (i can choose the usb disk), but immediatly WIN10 start. But i'm not an eagle. I can make mistake while installing Clonezilla on 4TO USB disk. Using "AIO_Boot_Extractor.exe", booting on 4TO USB disk is working, choice "Clonezilla live (Default settings, VGA 800x600)" seems to working fine (I arrive to first screen to clone, but I don't have cloned). But using "Clonezilla live (To RAM, boot media can...
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The goal: having an bootable USB disk, with 2 partitions: . the first partition owns Clonezilla and is booting. So, on any PC, I can boot with this USB disk and launch Clonezilla. This partition wil only have Clonezilla. . the second partition (all the rest of the disk, so about 3,6 TO) wil have images, results of clonage. So, on one disk, I've clonezilla and my PC images. I've this solution on an "old" 1TO disk, and it's usefull. All is on the disk. You don't have to search for the "little" bootable...
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I'va made others tests: If I use "Clonezilla live (Default settings, VGA 800x600)": I arrive to screens allowing Clonezilla. So it's running ! But my 4TO USB disk is only MBR and used with 8GO NTFS partition... But if I use "Clonezilla live (To RAM, boot media can be removed later)", I have error printed below. I don't know what to say. One choice in menu is running (I don't have launch a cloning). An other choice don't run. I let my disk with 8GO NTFS partition. Then you can ask for tests (or say...
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I've done test. I know Linux a little. cat is'nt avalable, and I don't see other command able to show /boot.log. Commands available are: alias bg break cd chdir command continue echo eval exec exit export false fg getopts hash help history jobs kill let local printf pwd read readonly return set shift source test times trap true type ulimit umask unalias unset wait
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Here is the message: BOOT FAILED ! This live System image failed to boot. Please... to boot. The file /boot.log contains ... issues. live-boot will ow start a shell. The error message was: No supported filesystem images found at //AIO/Files/BackupRecovery/clonezilla-live-2.6.4-10-amd64-debian/live. BusyBox v1.30.1 (Debian 1:1.30.1-4) built-in shell (ash) Enter "help"... (initramsf) _ (prompt) Is it sufficiant and help you ? Have you some commands to do at prompt (how to see "/boot.log" ie) ? Thanks...
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I abandon. I've formated a new time my USB disk 4TO: only 8GB NTFS. No ESP partition (the same the 8GB USB Key that working fine). With tuxboot-0.8.2.exe and clonezilla-live-2.6.4-10-amd64-debian.iso I see at power on the USB disk, I choose the USB disk, but it doesn't boot (win 10 boot immediatly). With AIO_Boot_Extractor.exe the USB disk is booting, but it say there is a bug to report. Do you want to see the message ? I keep a few days my disk free. If you have some ideas and tests to do, no problems....
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I made new tests with an USB key (8GB NTFS) formated with Win 10 Pro. tuxboot-0.8.2.exe has installed clonezilla-live-2.6.4-10-amd64-debian.iso. The key is working fine... There is a difference with my 4 TO USB disk. Whose difference...
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Excuse me. I've tested... I've destroyed "MS reserved" partition, and created "ESP Partition". But the result is the same: . with "Default bootloader in UEFI mode": USB disk don't boot (error message: "missing operating system"). . with "grub2 [Legacy]": Clonezilla boot fine, but have a Kernel Panic: [ Firmware bug]: TSC_DEADLINE disabled due to Errata, please update microcode to version: 0x52 (or later) And some lines after: Code: Bad RIP value. Is it usefull ?
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I'we to install Win10 on my USB disk ? It's not what I want. I'don't understand. I'd like to install clonezilla on this USB disk to make this USB disk bootable and able to clone. Clonezilla will be able do boot without Win 10 ? With AIO Boot Creator, there is a tool: "partition management". I see a first partition "MS reserved" (128 MO). After, there is MY partition "F:". I don't see this partition "MS reserved" in Win 10 graphical manager. Do you want me try to destroy this "MS reserved" ? The tool...
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I've found "AIO_Boot_Extractor.exe". I use it to install "clonezilla-live-2.6.4-10-amd64-debian.iso" on the entire USB disk. It doesn't boot. BUT ........ If, in AIO, I use "Install Grub 2 Legacy", IT BOOT !!!!! I can choose how to boot Clonezilla. Clonezilla boot, and I've a Kernel Panic... But my USB disk boot ! If this test can be helpfull to find a solution... Thanks for all.
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I destroy "F:" partition, and create a "F:" partition on the entire USB disk. Create using "tuxboot-0.8.2.exe" and Debian and Ubuntu ISO. At boot, I see USB Disk and choose it. Wrong: WinX boot (not USB disk). A have a virtual Win 2019 Enterprise if necessary. Thanks for all.
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I'd like to make it run !! I've made others tests with ISO (and not ZIP file). My USB disk is GPT (and not MBR): C:>diskpart DISKPART> list disk N° disque Statut Taille Libre Dyn GPT Disque 0 En ligne ................................. Disque 1 En ligne 3725 G octets 3725 G octets * A 401 MO NTFS partition has been created with Win 10 Pro on Disque 1. It's name is "F:". ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Using "tuxboot-0.8.2.exe": Setings: Pre Downloaded: ISO - clonezilla-live-2.6.4-10-amd64-debian.iso...
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I've finally try to convert my USB disk with mbr2gpt. I've found that for a data disk it's not usefull (only for system disks). So i've destroy all my partitions, and create a MBR disk. And after a 401MB partition. I've installed one more time "clonezilla-live-2.6.4-10-amd64-debian.zip", and have used /utils/win32/makeboot (and /utils/win64/makeboot64), but USB disk don't boot. Finally: is it possible to have a GPT USB disk bootable with clonezilla ? Thanks for all.
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I've found, on WinX, there is, under cmd: "diskpart", then "list disk". So I see my USB disk is in MBR mode (I see GPT without "star"). So my partitions are limited to 2.2 TB. I've found after that if I convert MBR to GPT, I need UEFI BIOS. I've only one machine with UEFI, the others are without UEFI. So I won't convert in GPT mode. To convert, it seems to be possible possible without loosing data, on WinX, with MBR2GPT. But I won't use it... For my boot problem: I don't know why, but I've now a...
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Thanks for your answer. I've used first WX to create a 400 MB partition. But after I've seen that before this partition, WX create a system partition (i don't remember the right name and the size, sorry). I've think that this system partition make /utils/win32/makeboot.bat running wrong (and so why my USB disk was not bootable). So I've used Win XP to delete all partitions in USB drive, and create my final 400 MB partition. So I think my 400MB partition is MBR (limited to 2.2TB). I'll see if: . is...
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I use clonezilla since a lot of years successfully. But I've now a problem. I've dowload last clonezilla live 2.6.4-10. I'va installed clonezilla as said in "https://clonezilla.org/liveusb.php" with all methods: nothing works: when I reboot, my USB disk is seen by my BIOS, but if a select the USB disk, it happended nothing (nor error message): Win 10 boot. I've made this on Win 10 Pro. Mother card is a Gigabyte GA-Z270-HD3P. In BIOS, tests with "Storage boot option control: UEFI or legacy" don't...
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