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BIOS Revision A02; 512MB RAM; 500GB PATA HDD

This post help me clone my HDD. Worked like a charm. Also do a little google search on the handy "dd" command.

For some reason dd was very slow on my system. It took about 8 hours to clone a full 320Gb drive. I now use an old version of Ghost (5.1) with the -IA option for Image All, it forces a sector by sector copy. It boots from a floppy and clones 320Gb in about 2 hours.

I don't know why dd was slow. As far as I could tell DMA was enabled.

Did you set the blocksize with your dd command? By default it uses a small blocksize which makes it very slow copying a whole disk.

i use this dd command line to clone a disk:

dd if=/dev/hda of=/dev/hdb bs=2048k

Mad_Paddler, You da Man! Setting the block size made dd just as snappy as Ghost!
Thanks!

With systemrescuecd and partimage I cloned my hdd and is working 100%.

If you're not into the old-style command line interface, the graphic interface world has solutions too!
I've used gparted to clone Linux drive partitions. It's an open source GUI application on a live CD. There is now a version with both gparted and clonezilla on the same cd.

http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php

Click click done!

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So this will work ok to back up my myth box?

I believe it will. The cd boots your computer (rather than the Knoppmyth OS) and mounts the hard drives so you can copy them.
As with any new process, don't erase your original drives until you KNOW your copy drive works fine.

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Clonezilla does not have a compare option. How do you know it works until you delete and reinstall.

rkshack

How about using the cloned drive for the upgrade, leaving the original alone? Should be ok unless the clone really died, then your at least no worse off.

I've not used Clonezille, just gparted. gparted will copy drive partitions to other hard drives.

I take it that you are making a copy of a boot drive and then will set the original aside after the copy?

To verify the copy drive, remove the original drive and put the copy drive in its place. Try the system to see if it worked.

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I was going to use it to backup up my installation with recordings to my ntfs networked drive. This way I can mess with my system without worry of messing something up. Clonezilla will do that but I tried it with a windows installation and I got a compression error because I used the lzop compression. What I will do is do a mondo backup and then clonezilla and if I can reinstall from the clonezilla then I can trust it in the future.

rkshack

Let us know how it goes! Good luck!

Eric

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Does the destination drive need to be unmounted?