Restoring a Clonzilla Image

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Clonezilla is an open source package for cloning computers and creating hard disk images. Clonezilla is most often used from a live CD and works similarly to Norton Ghost from Symantec.

This article will describe how to recover a Clonezilla image over a Samba server or a Windows share.

Attention: The folder structure for the Clonezilla image must be constructed as follows: 

- Share
 - 2009-07-01-15-12-img
   - Individual files[...]

If the files are located directly under the share, Clonezilla will not find the image.

Steps

  • 1.:Clonezilla Grub

    1.:Clonezilla Grub

  • 2.:Keymap selection

    2.:Keymap selection

  • 3.:Start Clonezilla

    3.:Start Clonezilla

  • 4.:Device to image mode

    4.:Device to image mode

  • 5.:Select the installation source

    5.:Select the installation source

  • 6.:Network configuration step 1

    6.:Network configuration step 1

  • 7.:Network configuration step 2

    7.:Network configuration step 2

  • 8.:Samba server address

    8.:Samba server address

  • 9.:Domain

    9.:Domain

  • 10.:User account

    10.:User account

  • 11.:Samba directory

    11.:Samba directory

  • 12.:Password request with command line entry

    12.:Password request with command line entry

  • 13.:File system display

    13.:File system display

  • 14.:Mode selection

    14.:Mode selection

  • 16.:Image selection

    16.:Image selection

  • 17.:Hard disk selection

    17.:Hard disk selection

  • 18.:Confirmation step 1

    18.:Confirmation step 1

  • 19.:Confirmation step 2

    19.:Confirmation step 2

  • 20.:Confirmation step 3

    20.:Confirmation step 3

  • 21.:Progress of the image creation process

    21.:Progress of the image creation process

  • 23.:Boot selection

    23.:Boot selection

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