marcurling

I'd like to be able to identify compression method of [notably compressed] files inside an archive. My aim is to know if it's worth trying to recompress linuxmint-19.3-cinnamon-64bit.iso containing filesystem.squashfs for it fits on a 2GB USB key ;) Thanks in advance, Marc.

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Hello & HNY all: I'd like to clone a 200GB disk with 100GB used space on a 120GB SSD. Any trick/suggestion for CZ doesn't refuse to do it because of different disks space? i.e. I want to trick CloneZilla for the saved 200GB(disk)/100GB(used) part appears as a 100GB image for I can put it on a 120GB disk, thanks!

Hello & HNY all: I'd like to clone a 200GB disk with 100GB used space on a 120GB SSD. Any trick/suggestion for CZ doesn't refuse to do it because of different disks space? i.e. I want to trick CloneZilla for the original 200GB disk/part appears as 100GB, thanks!

Oh, I probaly downloaded to late at night ;) I got the good mediainfo x86_64, installed it and works like a charm! Thank you for your both prompt answers (the other one about pref/config file). I'll be glad to participate in the crowdfounding. Have a perfect end of week, Marc.

Even a text config file would do the job. I just installed 0.7.98 Please continue the good work, Thanks.

When double-clicking the package, the (Synaptic) Package Manager gives: Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libmediainfo0v5 ((>= 0.7.98) This is for the the CLI version, even if reistalling the right libmediainfo0v5_0.7.98-1_amd64.xUbuntu_16.04.deb The GUI is already installed and working. System: Host: cinnamon Kernel: 4.4.0-91-generic x86_64 (64 bit) Desktop: Cinnamon 3.4.6 Distro: Linux Mint 18.2 Sonya (based on Ubuntu Xenial 16.04) Thanks in advance, Marc. P.S. Is the an IRC server/#channel...