[How to] Clone Disk to Disk | Clonezilla | Step by Step (2021)

Hi, in this video i will show you How to Clone disk to disk with Clonezilla.
We will see How to Clone a local disk to a local disk with Clonezilla.
We will use the Clonezilla live.


00:00 Introduction
00:52 Boot on CloneZilla Live USB
05:01 Test

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Clonezilla is a free disk cloning and data recovery program.
It has limitations like The destination partition must be equal or larger than the source one, else you can not make cloning between 2 local disks.

1- Boot on Clonezilla Live.
2- Choose the language.
3- Click on start Clonezilla.
4- Click on device to device.
5- Choose Beginner mode for the default option,
6- Choose disk to local disk, for clone the entire disk,
7- Choose the source disk.
Disclaimer: This step is very very important because you can easily make a mistake to confuse under the source disk and the destination disk.
8- Choose the destination disk.
9- Keep the default option, and press enter.
10- Press enter to continue.
11- Confirm with yes.
12- Confirm again.
13- The cloning will be started.
14- Test the Disque.

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[DoctorVell]

I am glad you made this video with simple-to-follow instructions. It was very confusing with the websites I looked up. I went from a 320GB to 1TB :)

[crscastle]

It worked perfectly following your instructions.

Thank you!

[c]

In this device-device way, the concept is like the PC running as a mirror(Raid 1), but this is an external way to do it! or using the cloning enclosure! Great video! Thanks!

[metehanyilmaz]

Thnx for the video! It was really useful and it is also free 😉

[willac]

Thank you! I could update to SSD thanks to this video!

[geraldandres]

Thanks, needed this one a while back. Now I have a copy.

[lukejm]

Thank you for going through it. It seems to take ages for clone ziller to actually register the inputs I'm doing lol

[valso]

You don't need serial numbers for ID. Clonezilla displays labels of the file systems, so if you label the source disk, you'll be able to differentiate them. RN I got a 1TB SSD which is the target disk and 1TB HDD which is the source disk. I simply labeled the HDD "1000_HDD". When I attach the SSD in order to format it, I'm gonna label it "1000_SSD", so that there are no mistakes when cloning.

Note: Label IS NOT the same as the mount point, so the mount point doesn't change. The label is just a name to make it easier to ID the corresponding storage.

[thomaspayne]

I cloned two ssd’s.
Same capacity and model.

Took 1 hr 53 minutes.
8.04GB/m average rate.

[jean-claudegolovine]

Thank you. That worked very well for me.. Brilliant!

[mateusstex]

Hi! Thanks for your video. Does Clonezilla clones the entire disk even with Windows 10 and Ubuntu partitions (dual boot)?

[Vietquat]

In default, the partitions size on disk A ( source ) will be transfer in the same ratio partition size on disk B ( destination ), right ?

[Nick-hhed]

I got an option for k0 and k1 just after sfsck selection. Did not see that in your video. New feature because this is a couple years old, or was that edited out of the video? Any help is welcomed.

[BilalHeuser]

Does this work both MBR or GPT partitions? Or does it only work with MBR?

[Chewsstudio]

does this work with linux operationg system using UID, s in the fstab? or do those need to be modified manually after?

[krisg]

hmm, downloaded some 380mb zip file
unzipped it to a USB stick
F12 at startup to choose the drive i want to boot from-> USB
and the rest is exactly as on this video. it helps to boot from USB with just the original OS drive, then take a pic of the serial numbers and then reboot with new drive, that way it's easy to know for sure which drive is the empty one.

M2 SSD 256GB to exactly same drive - took about 18 minutes 🤔 i guess my original OS drive was kinda busted, bcoz the transfer speed did not exceed 8GB/min which is about 130mb/s, and the drive does 1500 write and 2000 read mb/s.

But while rebooting, the BIOS nor the F12 Boot menu would show the other drive 🤣 the clonezilla cloned them so well, the BIOS saw both drives as one!
So in order to check if the clone is working i actually had to physically remove the original OS.

The only thing that noticed the clone was Steam, it wanted me to download all games again even tho all of the data was on the clone.

*Edit*
i forgot to mention, i did not initialize the new drive, seems clonezilla did that for me.

[mrmotofy]

I get through the selections, select source drive etc. Then just skips the clone process and goes straight to the power off reboot menu with no indication what happened...Any guesses

[MariusDiMaio]

Hi, I would like to do a clone from ssd 512gb to ssd 1 Tb, It's difficult? Or you have another video tutorial where i can to watch? But i have two partition with windows 10 (160gb) and KDE Neon (340 Gb)Thank you

[Vietquat]

Server windows with RAID 1 can clone by clonezilla ? And after finish, we replace new hard disk, everything will ok as before ?