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 corresponds to which letter.
CODES
sudo su
cd
mkdir dest
ls /dev/sd?
fdisk -l /dev/sda
fdisk -l /dev/sdb
fdisk -l /dev/sdc
mount /dev/sdb1 dest
cd dest
mkdir 1062
cd 1062
ddrescue -f -n -T 1m /dev/sda 1062.img 1062.log
END ATTEMPT
mount /dev/sdb1 dest
Then cd into dest and into wherever you wanna put the disk image...
I would recommend using the drive's serial instead of some random number, but that's up to you.
Want to put image in D/1062
mkdir 1062
cd 1062
Uhh..
Is it mount /dev/sdb1
I'm in home user btw
mount /dev/sdb1 dest
~~:floppy_disk:**CURRENT LOG OF ALL CODES RUN FOR DRIVE 1602**~~
**This Log is not correct do not use it**
so open Clonezilla option 2
sudo su
cd
mkdir dest
ls /dev/sd?
fdisk -l /dev/sda (replace sda with letters you see - run that for all the letters.)
mount /dev/sdb1 (replace with correct name)
cd dest
mkdir 1062 NAME OF FOLDER FOR IMAGE
cd NAME OF FOLDER FOR IMAGE
ddrescue -f -n -T 1m /dev/sda NAME.img NAME.log
in this case ddrescue -f -n -T 1m /dev/sda 1062.img 1062.log
ANOTER ATTEMPT
(found with 1062)
Start with D:\
folder split1062
folder split1062A2
wanted to redo it so there are 2 versions..
Retry was done for 1062 cause we din't know if it was changed when my stoopid ass opened it
Cd into the first image folder.
Image, not split.
This is potato taking issue with the naming of the folder..
Run code
split -b1G 1062.img /cygdrive/d/split1062/img-
When it's done, do the next one.
Make sure to change the names of both, input and output.
You can check the folder in Windows Explorer if you wanna quickly see how far it is.
mm. not sure how to tell when it's done
When it shows the regular prompt again.
took a guess at next steps and ran
cd E:\1062A2
split -b1G 1062ATMPT2.img /cygdrive/d/split1062A2/img-
Potato then takes issue with running windows paths in Cygwin..
So now cd into the first directory of the split files.
cd /cygdrive/d/split1062
then run SHA256SUMS
sha256sum img-* > SHA256SUMS
Generating checksums of the files.
And saving them in a file called SHA256SUMS.
Potato wants to do this to verify files
basically seeing if any difference between 1062 and 1062A2 ?
Then cd into the second split folder and run the checksum command again.
looks like it made a SHA256SUMS file for split1062
cd /cygdrive/d/split1062A2
sha256sum img-* > SHA256SUMS
sha completed
i have a SHA256SUMS in split1062 and split1062A2
Are you currently in the second split folder?
split1062A2 yes
diff ../split1062/SHA256SUMS SHA256SUMS
That's all in one line.
— 12/09/2023 2:01 PM
so what do I do with this lol
Keep all the listed ones, remove the rest of the split parts (!do not remove the original images!).