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Clonezilla 3: Copy and clone disk images to your heart's content
- 0cVlTeIATBs 4y ago>Boot Clonezilla and duplicate your old hard disk onto the new superfast drive. Optionally, start SystemRescue and use GParted to resize the partition. Shut down, swap drives, and you're done If you're booting into Windows, also check that the BIOS setting for SATA operation of the new disk is the same as the old (ATA, AHCI, or RAID) or else it'll BSOD at boot!
- kotaKat 4y agoMy favorite thing I've found myself doing is taking some of my older machines I use as physical sandboxes and prepping them with various OS images, then capturing them with Clonezilla and using the recovery-iso-zip option to build a custom "autonuke" ISO. I then slap the "autonuke" ISOs on my IODD drive emulator so I can have a fairly rapid offline recovery when I need to re-stage a physical rig.