Ron

Looking good, thank you (again) Steven! Out of curiosity, how long does it usually take for releases to go from Testing to Stable?

Thanks Steven! I see the change in ocs-functions but unless I'm reading things incorrectly (very possible) it will not "just quit" if in batch mode. I'm not seeing any kind of check for batch mode in drbl-functions in confirm_continue_or_not_default_quit().

That would be my recommendation, yes.

Hi @steven_shiau, thank you for the response! It's certainly a hardware issue, but that exposed a potential miss in the restoration process. When there are multiple partitions to be restored, one partition failing does not mean the rest has to be skipped. That's why we do not exit it. I would assume that if any part of the process fails that the whole thing would fail, as IMHO a missing/unrestorable partition leaves the disk in an unknown/bad state. In a scenario restoring 20 systems in an automated...

Howdy. I've got some systems where the SSD is having issues. What's happening is that the drive is "disappearing" at some point during the process. The cause of this is not related to Clonezilla, but Clonezilla does not handle this gracefully. When the disk disappears and partclone fails, the following appears: Failed to restore partition image file /mnt/image/sda4* to /dev/sda4! Maybe this image is corrupt or there is no /mnt/image/sda4*! If you are restoring the image of partition to different...

OK, to follow up on this for the masses, I believe I've found a workaround for this...

I'm running into an issue where the kernel is "losing" the device for an extended...