See https://launch4j.sourceforge.net/docs.html#Configuration_file -> "Required element that groups JRE settings." You should set it to "<path>%JAVA_HOME%;%PATH%</path>"
Worked great with "alternative stable" yesterday. Very good advice, thanks!
I didn't know what these were for and the datacenter used the "normal" one. Will test it with the next server. Thanks!
So, these files will be integrated into an upcoming Clonezilla release? I'm asking because I have some more server migrations coming up the next weeks, so this would come in handy (in case a new release would be possible in such a short time).
I got this error on cloning a physical server to a virtual system (on the target): Starting to restore image (-) to device (/dev/vg0/root)read image_hdr error=0 Partclone fail, please check /var/log/partclone.log ! Failed to clone remote image to /dev/vg0/root I then started another try and used the option for "filesystem check interactively". This didn't find a file system on vda2 (this is a LVM partition). After some trial and error, I noticed this in partclone.log on the source server: extfsclone.c:...
I got this error on cloning a physical server to a virtual system (on the target): Starting to restore image (-) to device (/dev/vg0/root)read image_hdr error=0 Partclone fail, please check /var/log/partclone.log ! Failed to clone remote image to /dev/vg0/root I then started another try and used the option for "filesystem check interactively". This didn't find a file system on vda2 (this is a LVM partition). After some trial and error, I noticed this in partclone.log on the source server: extfsclone.c:...
Hello, I recently had to migrate a physical server to a virtual machine and had used Clonezilla in a similar way before. Works great by the way! This time however, I had no internet access as the network card couldn't get an IP assigned and therefore couldn't transfer any data to the remote Clonezilla: ~# ifconfig eth0 123.123.123.123 SIOCSIFFLAGS: no such file or directory Turned out that some firmware files were missing for this network card (relevant output of "dmesg"): [ 2.567692] bnx2: Broadcom...
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