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Hi There, New to this forum so please be gentle with me. I have 13 hard drives to image of which 6 are Red Hat. Will do the 7 windows ...
  1. 10-04-2010 #1
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    Red Hat image to external drive

    Hi There,
    New to this forum so please be gentle with me. I have 13 hard drives to image of which 6 are Red Hat. Will do the 7 windows with Acronis to big hard drive but how can i image the 6 hard drives to the same external hard drive.

    All help greatly received.


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    Welcome to the forums!

    Acronis can image Linux partitions just fine, and the latest version can even handle ext4 partitions so you should be fine to use Acronis on them as well. I'd recommend using their bootable media (liveCD) version rather than using it as an application on a running Windows system. If that won't work, they also sell a Linux server version of True Image.
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    also, i should advise that free application clonezilla can do both OS
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    thanks for replies

    Hopefully got a copy of Acronis True Image coming so this should do the job, but was just checking incase of an unforseen problem.

    Thanks for help.
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