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The clone was successful but when I try to boot, it fails and I end up with the GRUB prompt. The disk contains a Centos 7 installation and I understand that grub refers to the boot . I've cloned both of these partitions with Clonezilla (partition to partition clone, not disk clone) to a new disk and then faced the same issue as OP when trying to boot from the .
I'm using latest Clonezilla to clone my disk but it doesn't ask to clone bootloader. I'm using this guide and and chosing disk to disk clone. How do I fix this? . I created a sytem clone using Clonezilla from my internal drive C: to the external G: partition using part_to_local_part. However Clonzilla did not ask if I wanted to confirm to .In the end, I resolved this by taking a partition clone of the original machine's boot partition and installing this on the other machines with "-j1" selected from the advanced options. Slightly . Type “Y” and press Enter to close the boot loader, which is the code that makes the Windows 10 drive bootable. Once you complete the steps, Clonezilla will clone the data .
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To use Clonezilla to clone Windows 11 to a new SSD or HDD, use these steps: Start the computer with the bootable media. Select the Clonezilla live option and press Enter. Choose your language and press Enter. Select the .
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I plugged in my 2 hard drives into the SATA ports inside my computer, and booted Clonezilla from a USB. Ran through the Expert screens and chose: -g auto (reinstall grub on target hard disk . I'm trying to clone Ubuntu 16.04 from USB stick (Sandisk 128GB installed with Ubuntu 16.04 - /sdc) to external SSD (brand new WD SN550 250GB - /sdd) on my Windows .
The clone was successful but when I try to boot, it fails and I end up with the GRUB prompt. The disk contains a Centos 7 installation and I understand that grub refers to the boot partition via its UUID (in grub.cfg) and the same UUID is used in /etc/fstab for the /boot partition. Clonezilla will now ask you if you want to clone the local disk's boot loader. If you want to make an exact copy of the drive enter 'Y', then press the 'Enter' key. I've cloned both of these partitions with Clonezilla (partition to partition clone, not disk clone) to a new disk and then faced the same issue as OP when trying to boot from the clone. The solution was to boot into recovery mode, then command line.
I'm using latest Clonezilla to clone my disk but it doesn't ask to clone bootloader. I'm using this guide and and chosing disk to disk clone. How do I fix this? https://clonezilla.org/show-live-doc-co . disk_clone. I created a sytem clone using Clonezilla from my internal drive C: to the external G: partition using part_to_local_part. However Clonzilla did not ask if I wanted to confirm to clone the bootloader as I have seen in some examples.In the end, I resolved this by taking a partition clone of the original machine's boot partition and installing this on the other machines with "-j1" selected from the advanced options. Slightly annoying to have the extra step, but at least restoring a . Type “Y” and press Enter to close the boot loader, which is the code that makes the Windows 10 drive bootable. Once you complete the steps, Clonezilla will clone the data (bit-by-bit) from the source to the destination drive.
To use Clonezilla to clone Windows 11 to a new SSD or HDD, use these steps: Start the computer with the bootable media. Select the Clonezilla live option and press Enter. Choose your language and press Enter. Select the “Keep option to stay with default keyboard layout” option and press Enter. I plugged in my 2 hard drives into the SATA ports inside my computer, and booted Clonezilla from a USB. Ran through the Expert screens and chose: -g auto (reinstall grub on target hard disk boo sector) -e1 auto (automatically adjust filesystem geometry for a NTFS boot partition if exists) I'm trying to clone Ubuntu 16.04 from USB stick (Sandisk 128GB installed with Ubuntu 16.04 - /sdc) to external SSD (brand new WD SN550 250GB - /sdd) on my Windows machine. Following this tutorial, .
The clone was successful but when I try to boot, it fails and I end up with the GRUB prompt. The disk contains a Centos 7 installation and I understand that grub refers to the boot partition via its UUID (in grub.cfg) and the same UUID is used in /etc/fstab for the /boot partition. Clonezilla will now ask you if you want to clone the local disk's boot loader. If you want to make an exact copy of the drive enter 'Y', then press the 'Enter' key.
I've cloned both of these partitions with Clonezilla (partition to partition clone, not disk clone) to a new disk and then faced the same issue as OP when trying to boot from the clone. The solution was to boot into recovery mode, then command line. I'm using latest Clonezilla to clone my disk but it doesn't ask to clone bootloader. I'm using this guide and and chosing disk to disk clone. How do I fix this? https://clonezilla.org/show-live-doc-co . disk_clone. I created a sytem clone using Clonezilla from my internal drive C: to the external G: partition using part_to_local_part. However Clonzilla did not ask if I wanted to confirm to clone the bootloader as I have seen in some examples.In the end, I resolved this by taking a partition clone of the original machine's boot partition and installing this on the other machines with "-j1" selected from the advanced options. Slightly annoying to have the extra step, but at least restoring a .
Type “Y” and press Enter to close the boot loader, which is the code that makes the Windows 10 drive bootable. Once you complete the steps, Clonezilla will clone the data (bit-by-bit) from the source to the destination drive. To use Clonezilla to clone Windows 11 to a new SSD or HDD, use these steps: Start the computer with the bootable media. Select the Clonezilla live option and press Enter. Choose your language and press Enter. Select the “Keep option to stay with default keyboard layout” option and press Enter.
I plugged in my 2 hard drives into the SATA ports inside my computer, and booted Clonezilla from a USB. Ran through the Expert screens and chose: -g auto (reinstall grub on target hard disk boo sector) -e1 auto (automatically adjust filesystem geometry for a NTFS boot partition if exists)
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