Spotlight: Clonezilla system imaging

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Spotlight: Clonezilla system imaging

By Jack Wallen March 5, 2010, 5:28 AM PST

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Boot screen

This is the last graphic you will see in Clonezilla. This is the boot screen for the Live version of the tool.

For a full review of Clonezilla, check out the TechRepublic Product Spotlight Blog.

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Choose language

Clonezilla supports multiple languages. In this screen you must choose which language you want to continue in.

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Choose image

Which type of imaging do you want to do? Device-image takes your drive and makes and image of it to store. Device-device takes the images of your device and loads it onto another device – cloning if you will.

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Select mode

From this screen you select the mode you want to use Clonezilla for. You can create an image (or parts of an image), restore an image (or parts of an image), create a recovery disk, or exit.

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Snaptshot

This screen shows Clonezilla reporting what disk space is used. Here you see Clonezilla loaded on a VirtualBox virtual image (hence the small size).

For a full review of Clonezilla, check out the TechRepublic Product Spotlight Blog.

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Domain

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Session

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IP Address

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