On 2010年06月02日 03:23, Les Mikesell wrote: > On 5/27/2010 6:00 AM, Steven Shiau wrote: > >> >>>> I think this depends on the library we used in partclone, and it should >>>> be updated enough. >>>> Do you have any problem with that? >>>> >>>> >>> I haven't tried it yet, but what I really want to do is copy the data >>> from a raid mirror on Seagate 750G drives to a WD 'scorpio blue' 2.5" >>> drive that claims to have the same capacity - and does in terms of 512 >>> byte sectors. I'd like to do it by adding it into the raid, letting it >>> sync, then removing it, but that is about 10x slower than doing it with >>> a desktop drive and not practical. So, I'm looking for any other way >>> to accomplish this copy to have an offsite backup of this data (which >>> happens to be a backuppc archive with millions of hardlinks that make >>> techniques other than image copies very slow). >>> >>> I suspect that even if clonezilla does try to adjust the alignment, it >>> will shift the initial offset from 63 to 64 (there's one big partition) >>> which will leave the partition space too small to match the original - >>> but I can try it to see what happens. >>> >>> >>> >> Yes, please let us know the results if you try that. >> > > Using clonezilla-live-20100521-lucid.iso it goes through the same > motions as it would with a 512 byte sector disk, duplicating the initial > offset of 63. I don't think there is any way for it to tell the > difference, since the drive reports 512 byte sectors - but is slow > unless you write 8 at once on the right boundaries. > Could you please more info about this "512 byte sector disk"? > But, something seems to be wrong with partclone's (v0.2.9) math. Right > now it is saying: > Elapsed 03:11:52 > Remaining 01:47:25 > Rate 235.94 MB/min > > But the progress bar says it is 6% done (which is probably about right). > What's the partition size? What's the used block space? Could you please post more info on the screen, something like here: http://clonezilla.org/clonezilla-live/doc/01_Save_disk_image/images/ocs-11-save-progress-2.png ?
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