- #Clonezilla with grub on usb update
- #Clonezilla with grub on usb code
- #Clonezilla with grub on usb windows
Also added package "binutils" for the tool "strings" used by the On the Clonezilla package, but this can be limitation can be removed in theįuture. Original Clonezilla scripts, as Clonezilla has implemented some of theįunctions as self-contained scripts. Important: Some of this functionality has been implemented as calls to the
#Clonezilla with grub on usb windows
Otherwise-obsolete cylinders-heads-sectors addressing to improve the ability toīoot Windows after restoring to disks of different drive geometry. (leveraging partclone.ntfsfixboot/partclone.ntfsreloc) based on the
#Clonezilla with grub on usb code
Most importantly, implements the NTFS boot partition relocation/adjustment code Partition with BIOS firmware using the bios_grub flag, as per the ClonezillaĬode. NTFS geometry, 512-byte MBR restore and EFI NVRAM update.Īdds function to detect the rare case of a GRUB bootloader installed on a GPT
#Clonezilla with grub on usb update
Running initramfs update removing the udev MAC address records, adjusting the (scripts/sbin/ocs-functions file) around re-installing the GRUB bootloader, Implements functionality present in Clonezilla's task_restoreparts These changes helps improve support and better match behavior with Clonezilla On a GRUB re-install that as of writing is not yet supported by Rescuezilla.įinally, improve how post-MBR gap files are globbed to better handle the ) so inform the user that Clonezilla is relying To keep: the user can only choose from the partitions within the backup image.Īlso detects when Clonezilla did not create a post-MBR gap (but instead created When the entire partition table is being overwritten it's not actually possibleįor the post-MBR gap to accidentally overwrite a partition that the user wanted Restored, due to the perceived complexity of calculating the offset to theįirst partition on the destination disk based on just the sfdisk file. Just like Clonezilla) but during the restore only the first 256 kilobytes was Rescuezilla v2.0 a backup was made of the entire post-MBR gap (up-to 1024MB This all helps maximize support and behavior with Clonezilla Īlways restores the entirety of the post-MBR gap (up to 1024 megabytes). Itself was being considered incorrectly (taking a count rather than an offset). Gap was 2048 when it should have been 2047 - the issue was the 512 byte MBR Is not used by Clonezilla for anything, but creating it keeps Rescuezillaīetter synchronized with Clonezilla's image format.įinally, fixes an off-by-one calculation where the sector size of the post-MBR Not make a backup of the post-MBR gap but Rescuezilla does for now. However, as mentioned in such a circumstance Clonezilla does sufficient.Īlso, creates to match Clonezilla's behavior
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Will resolve the problem for the such users.
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GRUB re-installation capabilities creating a 2047 sector post-MBR gap backup However Clonezilla automatically re-installs Previously Rescuezilla did NOT create this file when there's a 1GB gap, which Not being able to restore GRUB (see for more information). This will prevent users with unconventional partition layouts from The task is to implement the remaining Clonezilla functionality listed above (including the ability to resize partitions automatically (already captured by task #18) so that Rescuezilla's Python implementation behavior is more fully aligned with Clonezilla's Bash scripts behavior.Īlways saves the post-MBR gap when the first partition is more than 1GB into (The operations listed are executed at the end of the task_restoreparts function in Clonezilla's scripts/sbin/ocs-functions source code file.)įrom my experience with earlier versions of Rescuezilla those operations are not actually required when the backup and restore operation are carefully implemented.