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When disk images are saved into a directory, would it be possible to create a custom file at the end of the image saving process? Let's say Clonezilla saves disk image for example to directory /var/images/Test-2025-03-11 with all the usual files. After that I would like to create a file e.g. like /var/images/Test-2025-03-11/file.txt. I assume this would be possible, but could anyone give some advice which files would need to be edited so a file.txt (or with some other name) could always be created...

When disk images are saved into a directory, would it be possible to create a custom file at the end of the image saving process? Let's say Clonezilla saves disk image for example to directory /var/images/Test-2025-03-11 with all the usual files. After that I would like to create a file e.g. like /var/images/Test-2025-03-11/file.txt. I assume this would be possible, but could anyone give some advice which files would need to be edited so a file.txt (or with some other name) could always be created...

Thank you, I wasn't aware of this option. Tried Clonezilla Live in Clonezilla Server and now it looks like it would work. Now it was possible to boot the machine correctly. Just need to test that everything else works too now, but looks promising.

I have a problem with a computer model where I try to get Clonezilla starting via network boot. I use Clonezilla to install Linux operating systems on computers and with the specific computer, I get the following lines after the GRUB menu: Busybox /init starting Mounting /sys filesystem Mounting /proc filesystem I have installed Clonezilla server on a Lubuntu 22.04 computer with Linux kernel 6.8.0-40-generic. The computer where I try to get Clonezilla to boot up, seems to have an USB network card,...

I have a problem with a computer model where I try to get Clonezilla starting via network boot. I use Clonezilla to install Linux operating systems on computers and with the specific computer, I get the following lines after the GRUB menu: Busybox /init starting Mounting /sys filesystem Mounting /proc filesystem I have installed Clonezilla server on a Lubuntu 22.04 computer with Linux kernel 6.8.0-40-generic. The computer where I try to get Clonezilla to boot up, seems to have an USB network card,...

I'm using Clonezilla SE on Lubuntu 22.04. How do I add the following Linux kernel boot parameters permanently to the Clonezilla GRUB menu? nomodeset modprobe.blacklist=pinctrl_elkhartlake Normally in Lubuntu if I need to modify the GRUB file, I edit /etc/default/grub and run update-grub, but where is the file located in this case? Or are there several files which should be modified? Edit: looks like modifying file /tftpboot/nbi_img/grub/grub.cfg works, but is this the recommended way?

I'm using Clonezilla SE on Lubuntu 22.04. How do I add the following Linux kernel boot parameters permanently to the Clonezilla GRUB menu? nomodeset modprobe.blacklist=pinctrl_elkhartlake Normally in Lubuntu if I need to modify the GRUB file, I edit /etc/default/grub and run update-grub, but where is the file located in this case? Or are there several files which should be modified? Edit: looks like modifying file /tftpboot/nbi_img/grub/grub.cfg works, but is this the recommended way?

I'm using Clonezilla SE on Lubuntu 22.04. How do I add the following Linux kernel boot parameters permanently to the Clonezilla GRUB menu? nomodeset modprobe.blacklist=pinctrl_elkhartlake Normally in Lubuntu if I need to modify the GRUB file, I edit /etc/default/grub and run update-grub, but where is the file located in this case? Or are there several files which should be modified? Edit: looks like modifying file /tftpboot/nbi_img/grub/grub.cfg helps, but is this the recommended way?