Fill in your Samba user name:
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Fill in the directory on the Samba server where you want to store the backup (this directory must already exist):
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Next click on Ok ...
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... and type in your Samba password:
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Press ENTER ...
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... and select savedisk if you want to create an image of your full hard drive:
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You can now select additional parameters for the image creation process. Usually the default values should work:
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Choose the compression level of the image on the Samba server. gzip is the default and should usually work fine:
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You can split your image into multiple files. 2000MB is the default max. value for such a file - if the image is bigger, a further file is created:
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You can fill in a name for the image (or leave the default value as is):
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Select the hard drive of which you want to create an image:
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Press ENTER ...
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... and then y to start creating the image:
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After the image has been created (please be patient, this can take quite some time), press ENTER ...
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... and then type 0 to shut down the CloneZilla Live system. Don't forget to remove the CloneZilla Live CD from the CD drive.
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You now have an image of your hard drive on the Samba server, and if your system should crash, you can restore it from that image.
Back Up/Restore Hard Drives And Partitions With CloneZilla Live
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