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  11/29/2023 4:46 AM WORKING WITH DRIVE 1062 Okay. I see clonwzilla :floppy_disk:**CURRENT LOG OF ALL CODES RUN FOR DRIVE 1602** **This Log is not correct do not use it**# WORKING WITH DRIVE 1062 WORKING WITH DRIVE 1062 Okay. I see clonwzilla sudo su Another Attempt Huhit wants a password.. Then you might've flashed another version. OK hold on let me check downloads I'm not typing sudo su I'm such a dumbass Yup, I'm root now cd Well, first rmdir that one. (whatspeak?!) Ran rmdir 1062 No, right now you're just making a temporary folder on the RAM FS Clonezilla is running from. Wait. What about last time clonezilla ran? Is there already a dest Ran mkdir dest TO SPECIFY Now, use fdisk to figure out what's what. And then run fdisk -l /dev/sda for all the letters you found and look at the details to figure out which letter corresponds to which one of your drives... To list the letters, use ls... Just run ls /dev/sd?. List all of them and then figure out which drive c

 Then boot into Clonezilla again, do the stuff again... (ME LOOKING AT CREATED FILES) 1062.img created Tuesday, ‎November ‎28, ‎2023, ‏‎7:00:09 PM modified Tuesday, ‎November ‎28, ‎2023, ‏‎8:51:53 PM accessed Today, ‎November ‎29, ‎2023, ‏‎9 minutes ago 1062.txt created Tuesday, ‎November ‎28, ‎2023, ‏‎7:00:09 PM modified ‎Tuesday, ‎November ‎28, ‎2023, ‏‎8:52:06 PM accessed ‎Today, ‎November ‎29, ‎2023, ‏‎7 minutes ag Like, become root, go to root's home, make dest folder, list drives with fdisk... The time is weird, but at least the ctime to mtime seems to match on both. So, do that and then figure out which drive to mount sudo su sudo su cd mkdir dest ls /dev/sd? # Replace $DEV with the devices listed above, like /dev/sda. fdisk -l $DEV So, to mount sdb1... mount /dev/sdb1 dest Cd dest ddrescue -d -f -r3 /dev/sda 1062.img 1062.log

 PREP WORKING Please don't try to mess around with dd or ddrescue or Clonezilla... Getting the drive letter wrong might mean you overwrite your system drive or the one you're trying to save... I wish I could write an easy little guide, but I'd have to see the output of some commands and the other commands depend on that... Also, you should disconnect the SATA cables for any other drives. Just keep the one you are creating and image from and the one you are saving the image to, connected. Oh... I forgot to mention, the destination drive, apart from needing to have at least a bit more storage than the source drive, has to be formatted as NTFS... FAT32 doesn't support file sizes above 4 GB, so you can't store a 512 GB disk image on there. And yes, usually you'd use ext4 on Linux (which Clonezilla is), but Windows can't read that, so... TFS. If you want to prepare as much as possible, download both versions of Clonezilla I guess, the stable and stable alt... And