"-g /dev/sda1" means
/dev/sda1 is the partition where /boot/grub exists.
It does not mean the MBR.
In you case, try not to use "-g /dev/sda1", i.e.
/opt/drbl/sbin/ocs-sr -e1 auto -e2 -c -r -j2 -k -p true -t
restoreparts 2012-04-05-13-img sda1
Steven.
On 2012/4/11 下午 05:16, Mark Ellerby wrote:
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Hi,
I am using clonezilla-live to backup a linux OS to an image, then
restore it to another hard disk. (Testing in preparation for, hopefully,
a network installation onto many PCs)
I install Ubuntu 10.04 LTS to the disk at /dev/sda. sda1 is root and
sda2 is swap. Grub goes on /dev/sda1, NOT th
