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Ability to backup an image to the same disk where RescueZilla is #329
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I guess you meant "Load USB into RAM" :) |
For safety reasons Rescuezilla doesn't allow the disk it was booted from to be used as either the source or the destination. This makes sense when booted from a DVD or standard USB stick. This makes less sense for Ventoy using a persistent region, and for other types of persistent environments (eg, unpacking onto USB stick using Rufus to provide a persistent partition). The workaround was to use 'Load USB into RAM' to trick Rescuezilla into thinking it was not booted from the source USB stick, which provides a workaround to this overzealous user-safety protection. |
Well, that does not make sense to me. |
User "jacob m" writes
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nope, cannot get this to work. so ventoyefi is the last (3rd) partition, and there seems to be no way to resize the first partition without deleting it and recreating it, and when I do that to 10GB on a 256GB stick, copy rescuezilla.iso to it, then create partition 2 between them to backup the steamdeck, when I reboot into ventoy, i only get to the grub menu. I have had to go back to installing rescuezilla into the USB stick via balena etcher, creating a 2nd partition for the rest of the stick, and then loading resuezilla i to ram on rebbot, and now I can ope partition2 as a valid save location. all the above is moot. all sorted now. |
I have rescueZilla on a 64 Gb USB stick using Ventoy.
But when launched (from "disk" or into memory), RescueZilla refuses to allow me to select this USB stick to save the backup image.
Can this be allowed, so we don't need 2 USB ports to make backups/restores ?
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