When I start the Master Image Creator I see the partitions with their type (ext4 and swap) We use Jessy, Debian 8.0 Jessy and each file system we use (ext4 and swap) seems to be supported. 'Please make sure that file system of the disk of the machine with Wheezy is supported by Snap Deploy' My disk used space is around 680 MB, Total progress: 1h39 Remaining.

I'm not an Acronis expert, but in the ASD Operation Progress window I read:ĭrive letter: C: (dos compatibility enable) 'It looks like ASD could not recognize file system on the disk and created an image using Sector-by-sector.' Hi AlexanderK and many thanks for your help. We are far far away than the 39GB of the tib file.

The df command report 1% of disk use, 622 MB. We have 1 Volume of 3 partitions: /boot (35Mb), swap(12GB) and / (111.4GB). The question is: What is the best practice to safely and correctly take an image of Linux partitions? Cfdisk automatically align partitions that fdisk does not. In our case, it is preferable to use the cfdisk tool than fdisk. It is possible that could make a difference because they changed some features? Linux Jessie use the version 2.25 of the fdisk tool. Ok, the size of the RAID 1+0 is 123GB, but a Full install of Linux 7.8 Wheezy takes around 6GB, not 39GB. Recently I've experienced a strange issue with our server HP D元80 G8 and Acronis SD5 using Linux Debian 8.0 (Jessie) release, an issue that I dont have experienced using Wheezy (7.8).Īctually, when I take an Acronis Image using the Acronis PXE Boot Client, the image takes 39GB for a fresh NetInstall taking about 580MB of disk space.

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