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I´m running a dual boot system with windows 8.1 and ubuntu. Both systems is on the same hardrive but of course at different partitions. I am happy with my system and want to backup . I have done the following: Created a live USB for booting as mentioned on the CloneZilla website. Created an image of the entire HDD on the source computer, on a pocket .

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This procedure includes cloning to a new SSD using Gparted, fixing Grub with Boot-Repair and expanding the cloned partition in Gparted to use the entire drive again. Before you begin, .

I'm new to Clonezilla and I've cloned my system drive (with Clonezilla live) from a NVMe drive to another identical drive, but in different ports. So far so good. My target was to .

Once you have the bootable Clonezilla Live CD/DVD or USB flash drive, you can boot the machine you want to clone via Clonezilla live. Remember to use the Clonezilla live CD or USB .

I have the drive set up to dual boot both Windows and Linux Mint. What I want to do is clone the entire drive to a new SSD that is LARGER. For some reason I only find videos .

I use Clonezilla for such tasks. It'll fully clone copy a hard disk to another, regardless of type, rotating, ssd, etc. It can also clone partitions, but it's much easier to clone . It’s showtime! Well, I do want to clone the boot loader since I’m completely migrating everything (plus it’s a dual-boot system running Ubuntu an Windows 10 and booted by GRUB, so I wanted to make sure everything will .

In this example, we use a better, neater method, i.e. put Clonezilla live on the new disk and use it to boot clonezilla live. By doing this, you do not have to burn a CD, or prepare another USB .

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Here is what you'll need: two storage disks (source and target) to clone the source disk's content to the target disk; two USB keys, one to boot from CloneZilla and one to boot .I´m running a dual boot system with windows 8.1 and ubuntu. Both systems is on the same hardrive but of course at different partitions. I am happy with my system and want to backup the entire system. I have done the following: Created a live USB for booting as mentioned on the CloneZilla website. Created an image of the entire HDD on the source computer, on a pocket HDD with 1TB space. Now I want to copy the image (cloning activity Part 2), to the new HDD.This procedure includes cloning to a new SSD using Gparted, fixing Grub with Boot-Repair and expanding the cloned partition in Gparted to use the entire drive again. Before you begin, make a backup of your setup.

I'm new to Clonezilla and I've cloned my system drive (with Clonezilla live) from a NVMe drive to another identical drive, but in different ports. So far so good. My target was to make a dual boot from/to the same Windows 10 installation.Once you have the bootable Clonezilla Live CD/DVD or USB flash drive, you can boot the machine you want to clone via Clonezilla live. Remember to use the Clonezilla live CD or USB flash drive to boot the machine. For example, if you have Clonezilla Live in USB flash drive, you have to boot it via USB device (Ex. USB-HDD or USB-ZIP).I'm planning on replacing my laptop's HDD with a 256GB SSD, but I have a dual-boot (12.04 and Windows 7) setup and I'd like to be able to directly migrate Ubuntu over without having to reinstall and lose all of my settings.

I have the drive set up to dual boot both Windows and Linux Mint. What I want to do is clone the entire drive to a new SSD that is LARGER. For some reason I only find videos or tutorials that either tell how to clone to a SMALLER drive .

I use Clonezilla for such tasks. It'll fully clone copy a hard disk to another, regardless of type, rotating, ssd, etc. It can also clone partitions, but it's much easier to clone the whole disk, especially since you surely got multiple partitions (two OSes).

As a follow up question to this post, How to back up my entire system with all components?, will the Clonezilla image reinstall the EFI partition, the Windows 10 partition, and the Ubuntu partition (dual boot)? It’s showtime! Well, I do want to clone the boot loader since I’m completely migrating everything (plus it’s a dual-boot system running Ubuntu an Windows 10 and booted by GRUB, so I wanted to make sure everything will work correctly from the get-go.I´m running a dual boot system with windows 8.1 and ubuntu. Both systems is on the same hardrive but of course at different partitions. I am happy with my system and want to backup the entire system. I have done the following: Created a live USB for booting as mentioned on the CloneZilla website. Created an image of the entire HDD on the source computer, on a pocket HDD with 1TB space. Now I want to copy the image (cloning activity Part 2), to the new HDD.

This procedure includes cloning to a new SSD using Gparted, fixing Grub with Boot-Repair and expanding the cloned partition in Gparted to use the entire drive again. Before you begin, make a backup of your setup. I'm new to Clonezilla and I've cloned my system drive (with Clonezilla live) from a NVMe drive to another identical drive, but in different ports. So far so good. My target was to make a dual boot from/to the same Windows 10 installation.

Once you have the bootable Clonezilla Live CD/DVD or USB flash drive, you can boot the machine you want to clone via Clonezilla live. Remember to use the Clonezilla live CD or USB flash drive to boot the machine. For example, if you have Clonezilla Live in USB flash drive, you have to boot it via USB device (Ex. USB-HDD or USB-ZIP).I'm planning on replacing my laptop's HDD with a 256GB SSD, but I have a dual-boot (12.04 and Windows 7) setup and I'd like to be able to directly migrate Ubuntu over without having to reinstall and lose all of my settings. I have the drive set up to dual boot both Windows and Linux Mint. What I want to do is clone the entire drive to a new SSD that is LARGER. For some reason I only find videos or tutorials that either tell how to clone to a SMALLER drive . I use Clonezilla for such tasks. It'll fully clone copy a hard disk to another, regardless of type, rotating, ssd, etc. It can also clone partitions, but it's much easier to clone the whole disk, especially since you surely got multiple partitions (two OSes).

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As a follow up question to this post, How to back up my entire system with all components?, will the Clonezilla image reinstall the EFI partition, the Windows 10 partition, and the Ubuntu partition (dual boot)?

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