Clonezilla Live
Clonezilla Live è una distribuzione Linux basata su Debian Sid per clonare e partizionare il disco. Ricorda il Norton Ghost, ma è invece basato su altri prodotti open source. La particolarità più importante è che vengono salvati solo i blocchi del disco che sono utilizzati, per cui l’operazione di clonazione richiede pochi minuti!
Versione 2.2.1-32
Questa versione contiene (in Inglese):
- ENHANCEMENTS and CHANGES
- The underlying GNU/Linux operating system was upgraded. This release is based on the Debian Sid repository (as of 2014/Mar/31).
- Linux kernel was updated to 3.13.7-1.
- Partclone was updated to 0.2.70. An issue about restoring image file to raw format has been fixed. Thanks to quaid for reporting this issue.
- Syslinux was updated to 6.03-pre9.
- Package drbl was updated to 2.8.6-drbl1, and clonezilla was updated to 3.9.49-drbl1.
- Two options were added to makeboot.sh: -L and -U. Patch provided by Ceasar Sun.
- A boot parameter “ocs_prompt_mode” was added so some of the prompt could be shown in TUI or CMD mode.
- Function parse_cmdline_option of drbl-functions was updated to accept all print characters ([[:print:]]).
- Image creating time will be shown in the prompt before restoring an image.
- An example gen-rec-usb was added. It could be used to create a recovery USB flash drive directly from the machine. Thanks to ilovecats for this idea.
- The example “clone-multiple-usb-example.sh” was removed because it’s in the main menu already.
- An unattended option (-b) was added to makeboot.sh.
- Package libc6-i386 was added in all AMD64 version so that some 32-bit programs could be run.
- The “syslinux” and “isolinux” dirs of Clonezilla live have been unified as one dir “syslinux”. Thanks to Ady (ady-sf _at_ hotmail com) for this suggestion.
- An option “-d syslinux” was added when running syslinux in makeboot.sh/makeboot.bat/makeboot64.bat. Thanks to Ady (ady-sf _at_ hotmail com) for this suggestion.
- The option “–rsyncable” was added for gzip/pigz when saving an image. Thanks to lucatrv for providing this idea.
- Pixz is used in ocs-onthefly local to remote cloning. An option to use xz as filter program was added, too.
- Switching back to lbzip2
- Thanks to Steven Goris for reminding this.
- Language files ca_ES and zh_CN were updated. Thanks to Juan Ramón MartÃnez, René Mérou, and Zhiqiang Zhang.
- BUG FIXES
- The parameter “autoproductname” should filter the characters “()[]{}”. Thanks to Coudy* for reporting this issue
- The menu about “toram” option for grub should use toram=filesystem.squashfs instead of toram so that it’s
consistent with that of syslinux. - The xz format for old image format (e.g. sda1.aa) was not detected . Thanks to peter green for reporting this issue.
- A typo for the destination partition for 2nd confirmation for local partition to local partition was fixed. Thanks
to Tweed for reporting this bug. - The grub dir name is called “grub2” for Fedora >=18, that causes check_grub_partition function failed to locate the grub partition.
Risorse
La distribuzione può essere scaricata da:
- 32 bit (136MB): http://downloads.sourceforge.net/clonezilla/clonezilla-live-2.2.2-32-i486.iso
- 32 bit pae (136MB): http://downloads.sourceforge.net/clonezilla/clonezilla-live-2.2.2-32-i686-pae.iso
- 64 bit (141MB): http://downloads.sourceforge.net/clonezilla/clonezilla-live-2.2.2-32-amd64.iso
Il sito web della distribuzione è: http://www.clonezilla.org/ Il sito web per sviluppatori è: http://sourceforge.net/projects/clonezilla/
Conclusioni
Sebbene sia uscita il 1° di Aprile, non si tratta di un pesce, ma effettivamente di una major release della distribuzione 🙂