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Hi there, I am experimenting with deploying machine images. I would like to use a master NTFS image captured in Clonezilla, mount it, edit it, and put it back in Clonezilla format. I would use this method to make different images for different fleets of devices. Clonezilla format is needed as techs downstream from me are used to Clonezilla. I have got as far as being able to perform my fs edits with much thanks to ntfs-3g on ubuntu 11. However, I am now stuck trying to convert the mountable edited ntfs image back to the 'special format' used by Clonezilla to image a real device: #partimage used to restore Clonezilla ntfs 'special format' image to mountable image ntfs3g ntfs.img /mnt/ntfs #some edits on the mounted filesystem now done, then: partclone.ntfs -c -q -s /mnt/ntfs -o image-ready-for-clonezilla.img This fails with I guess with the predictable ntfsclone.c: NOT NTFS partition, ntfs mount error 21.

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I don't fully understand I have tried feeding the ntfs.img file back in to partimage. This also fails with ntfsclone-ng.c: Current NTFS volume size is bigger than the device size (6)! Sonam kapoor for desktop wallpaper for mac. I have tried upgrading ntfsclone as I read I used it to also re-perform the image conversion from 'special format' with no change. I notice 6 is correct for the 4K boundary.

Tuxerantfsformac Geekish Ngoi

I am now generating a large zero file to cat to the end of the image file to take it over the original volume size. If this fails I'll make a large zeroed loopback device and attempt to restore the image to it, then clone that to special format. I would greatly appreciate any advice on getting this to work or perhaps some other better way altogether!

Best, TDG Thu Oct 18, 2012 03:18. Hi there, I created a longer post but I think it may have not made it. I want to image an NTFS device with clonezilla, unpack the clonezilla images, mount the ntfs image, edit it, then return it to a new clonezilla archive.

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I get most of the way through this except partclone.ntfs won't create the special format file. If I try to use partclone.ntfs with a mounted ntfs-3g image, it says its not a block special device, which seems right, but nice if it worked for me. If I try to give partclone.ntfs a mountable ntfs image, it complains that ntfsclone-ng.c: Current NTFS volume size is bigger than the device size (8)! Corrupt partition table or incorrect device partitioning? If I force it to not make this check, it starts to fail along the way with an error something like (4096)!= (-1) for every sector. I am presently using dd and cat to add x00s to the end of the ntfs image file to take it up and over the original volume size, to see what happens.