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When I try to create a backup of Windows 11, I get this error every time. Why is that happening?

Like I said, this long time to detect happens only in 2.7.1. In 2.6.1 detection happens in less than 1 second. The number of partitions is just 4. Or 5, if you count Ventoy's partition on the USB stick.

No, not cloning a whole disk. Just a partition. Besides, I wasn't talking about the compression itself, I was talking about the process BEFORE compression, where Clonezilla first detects available and non-busy partitions: https://www.mightygamesmag.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/CloneD11.png On 2.6.1 this window appears instantly, whereas on 2.7.1 Clonezilla "thinks" at least 10 seconds before this window appears. Before you start the compression there's another screen with black background where...

I have both of the mentioned versions and for unknown reasons 2.7.1 is literally 10 times slower than 2.6.1 - regardless of whethere it's being loaded to RAM or directly from the USB stick. Everywhere where the program has to detect available partitions, 2.6.1 displays them instantly whereas 2.7.1 thinks about 10 seconds or longer. For instance, the window with yellow letters where it reads "Press Ctrl+C to exit this window" - that window appears instantly in 2.6.1 whereas in 2.7.1 it takes 10-15...

The newer version is available in AUR, I'll download it from there. Just 2 questions for clarification though: • the asterisk with the quotes comes after the file name, not before? • 7za is one word? Not "7z a"?

I didn't know these existed, I'll check them out. Thanks!

Hi. For some time I noticed that when I'm creating an archive which already exists in the destination, p7zip opens that archive and adds new content to it which makes the archive to grow in size over time and that's not acceptable. I wanna make it overwrite the existing archive with the newly created one - just like WinRAR does in Windows by default. For the moment I'm using the remove command to delete the existing target file and another command to create it anew but I was hoping there would be...

Hi. For some time I noticed that when I'm creating an archive which already exists in the destination, p7zip opens that archive and adds new content to it which makes the archive to grow in size over time and that's not acceptable. I wanna make it overwrite the existing archive with the newly created one - just like WinRAR does in Windows by default. For the moment I'm using the remove command to delete the existing target file and another command to creat it anew but I was hoping there would be...