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Hello mes chers bassistes ! C’est avec un grand plaisir que je vous ai concocté un petit arrangement pour deux basses de All I Want For Christmas Is You…l’incontournable tube de Noël signé Mariah Carey. Cette dernière vidéo de l’année est pour moi l’occasion de vous remercier chaleureusement, pour votre soutien, vos encouragements et vos très nombreux messages que je reçois sur tous les réseaux sociaux…et même si je ne peux pas répondre à tout le monde, je les lis tous, ce qui est pour moi une grande source de motivation 😉 Tout ce contenu, les méthodes, les cours gratuits, les partitions, etc…n’existeraient pas sans votre fidélité. Tout est fait avec amour, de manière artisanale, pour vous aider à progresser, et surtout pour vous donner du plaisir ! Plaisir de jouer, plaisir d’apprendre. Je vous donne rendez vous en 2021 pour toujours plus de basses. Je vous souhaite de joyeuses fêtes ; Vous êtes prêts ? mettez votre casque, et place à la musique…avec la partition de la mélodie en cadeau 😉
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Summary Files Reviews Support Wiki Mailing Lists Tickets ▾ Patches Support Requests Bugs Feature Requests News Discussion Donate Menu ▾ ▴ Unable to find target partition sda1 on Created 2020-12-22 Updated 2020-12-31 I will try to describe all the steps that lead to this error massage in step by step below. My Goal I was trying to move 217GB of total DATA from an NVME480GB to a SATA SSD240GB, which I suppose was a mistake since I thought Clonezilla would take into account empty space on the partition and format partitions in the smaller drive accordingly since i knew 217 GB of total DATA would fit inside 240GB SSD but ALAS It did not, STEP 1 I clone the complete 480GB NVME which had a total of 217GB data on it, the compressed image of clonezilla was about 175GB and NVME had 5 partitions, all good so far. NOTE 175 GB clonezilla image of NVME is on a 1tb mechanical HDD. STEP 2 I insert the 240GB SATA, I boot up clonezilla and select restore disk in beginner mode, Clonezilla gives error the drive is not large enough, I use expert mode -icds and run restore disk again not it said something like sda1 is not large enough STEP 3 I thought perhaps i can leave behind the DATA pratition of NVME which had applications and games and other data, not OS and though to recover other partitions like p1,p2,p3,p5 p4 was the data and the largest at 100GB total STEP 4 Since the other partitions combines was just 117GB I thought now it can restoreoriginal partitions from NVME was also at 120GB in total with 30GB free space, I select restoreparts this time in clonezilla, Clonezilla now gives error that it needs nvme0n1 converted to sda as it could not find nvme drive, I run cnvt-ocs-dev nvmebak nvme0n1 sda from shell, it converts it to sda since i saw sda was the name it was giving the 240GB SATA. STEP 5 I rerun clonezilla and select restorepart, select the sda1,sda2,sda3,sda5 and give the restore command, now clonezilla gives this error Unable to find target partition sda1, I see that my 240GB ssd had no name, so I boot up gparted, reformat the 240GB using ntfs formatnow i saw the drive was being seen as sda1 in gparted STEP 6 I boot up clonezilla again, and again the restore part, but again the same error Unable to find target partition sda1 and again i saw after running clonezilla, my 240GB ssd again lost SDA1 designation. I have attatched some pics of the shell with error, Please someone could help Suggestion.... Would squeezing your partitions up perhaps with gparted to leave a big chunk of unallocated space at the right, allow you to to clone your disk-to-disk? Not sure if the backup secondary GPT header would be corrupted - but this can be easily fixed from the primary GPT header - perhaps you would need to use gdisk? Last edit Jeremy Boden 2020-12-22 can i edit the clonezillla image with gparted? i don't think i could, there is a not that i don't have the old NVME anymore, so this image is my only backup method 2 is out of the question as I no longer have access to the source drive NVME 480GB, Method 1 is what i tried again, Since clonezilla was having trouble finding sda1, I recreated all the partitions sda1,sda2,sda3,sda4,sda5 with enough space in gparted manually that at least the data of these partition images would save, then I ran clonezilla again, in expert mode, with -ICDS and -K1, it seemed to go but it was encountering error, in SDA3 and SDA4, it didn't have enough partition size to take the free space of partition images too, then I tried to boot into windows and immediately blue screen, I am guessing i also need to restore original partition table from those images for windows to boot successfully What I actually want to do at least as a last resort, Restore partitions SDA1,2,3,5 from the disk image so that all windows partitions can be restored and at least I can boot into windows, the combined partition sizes of these is no more than 150GB even with free space included! should enough for a 240GB SSDwhich is the target drive righgt? if someone can give exact directions to restore just THESE 4 partitions to my SSD, I would be grateful! Bit of a mess. The idea was to run gparted against the nvme... At least you still have a backup on HDD. If you could restore it to a 480GB disk or larger you could start again, but there are some alternatives you could consider. Or if you have GNU/Linux machine, you can install virtualbox, and restore the image to a VM. The virtual disk can be thin-provisioned so it won't take too much space. Then you can tune the disk in the VM by GParted live. That's can be the source disk for you to follow method 2. Steven so in method 2, do I have to leave the extra spaceunused space in partitions as unallocated in the larger NVME using gparted and then clone all the partitions? also the unallocated space, do i have to make sure where the unallocated space is? like to make the unallocated space at the end of the drive? "do I have to leave the extra spaceunused space in partitions as unallocated in the larger NVME using gparted and then clone all the partitions?" ->Yes, and you should clone disk, not partitions. "do i have to make sure where the unallocated space is? like to make the unallocated space at the end of the drive?" ->I have updated the description in method 2 First use GParted live to resize and move the partitions in the source disk, and make all partitions to be equal to or smaller than the size of that in the destination disk. You have to make sure the boundary of last partition in the source disk is within the limit of destination disk. Steven Okay I finally succeeded. Here's what I did Step 1 I had to write the image backup480GB NVME to a another 512 SATA drive, there was no way to restore the individual partitions from that full disk image without messing up windows boot installation. Step 2 I then used gparted to squeeze the partitions leaving about 3 gb extra space on my windows OS but that was a mistake as I found out, it seems gparted can't really detect the minimum size the OS partition can be squeezed to, so after i shrinked with gparted and tried booting into windows, it booted but windows 10 taskbar and explorer didn't load, leading me to again write the full image onto the 512 SATA so important note, DO NOT use gparted to shrink windows partitions, specially partition where the OS is installed, use either windows 10 disk management program or any program built to handle windows partitions like easeus PM Step 3 I then logged into windows after the new write, and used windows's built in partition manager Disk Management to shrink the windows OS partition, it seemed to leave about 10GB free space even after shrinking it as much as it could, I then shrinked the DATA just other programs and mediapartition, which also left about 20GB space for some reason. but I needed to shrink more if I was to fit it inside the target disk240GB SATA so I deleted some large files and disk management still could not shrink it further even though it should be shrinkable. Step 4 I then installed a partition manager that was built for windows ease us in this case and it succeefully managed to srhink the data partition while still leaving 5GB space for some reasongparted doesn't take this extra space leaving into account which i believe messes up OS NTFS partition I then used easeus again to move all those un-allocated diskpace to the end of all used partitions Gparted should also be able to do this flawlessly, it's just that it can't correctly shrink windows partitions without causing problems step 5 I double checked in gparted also about the sizes of all my partitionsempty space included which was 220GB,after that everything was unallocated. I then booted up clonezilla, took the whole disk image again, and this time used expert mode and -icds option to write the partitions into the 240GB SATA, which FINALLY WORKED. hopefully anyone that may come across my situation will find this helpful. thank you Edit Hopefully you will include the bit info in 'method 2' about resizing windows OS partition with gparted, as that can cause problems in windows 10, at least it did in my case as I described. Last edit Asef Erfan 2020-12-26 Thanks for sharing this. We can add some hints about shrinking the partition of MS windows but still keeping a reasonable space. What's the best estimation? 10%? Or? Steven I am not sure about the best estimation, seems to vary by windows 10 versions as well as available RAM for each system, in my case, my machine had 8gb ram, windows 1909 and MS OS partition total was 100 GB with 73 GB used, when I shrank it with MS disk management software, it could only shrink it by 20GB even though theoretically and in gparted it should be shrinkable by at least 25GB. But as I described doing it that way with gparted causes windows to fail on booting successfullyno taskbar or explorer. So yes, in the case of shrinking, best to use windows partitioning software like disk management or ease-us PM Last edit Asef Erfan 2020-12-31 It's always best to use native software to resize squeeze or move partitions, wherever possible. Can I ask if the size of all the partitions + free space on the SSD is approximately equal to the full size of the SSD as claimed by the SSD manufacturer - no space was lost in the process? The reason I ask about lost space is that I shall be doing something similar but in Linux with my Christmas SSD! Because I have GPT partition table, it has a copy of the partition table in the last few blocks of the disk. Last edit Jeremy Boden 2020-12-26 Log in to post a comment.
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