Linux is often associated with the Extend File System (Ext), since it was created specifically for use with the Linux kernel. In this blog post we will be discussing these factors in regard to cloning a disk, however, the same will apply when imaging and restoring Linux disks. When cloning a Linux file system, there are some important factors that must be taken into account.
For brevity, though cloning is discussed, what follows applies equally to both. Can someone help me clone this hdd? What's causing this error? I'm simply out of ideas/solutions.The following applies identically to image backups and clones. I simply dont have time for that, there are to many softwares to install and most importantly to configure that I really do not have time for that. I really need to clone it, the option for a fresh install and copy the important files and then reinstall the softwares is a no. Can someone help me clone this hdd? What's causing this error? I'm simply out of ideas/solutions. I tried checking online for some fixes but nothing that helped so far. Obviously I've tried using chkdsk C: /r, even /f, after 4 hours of '/r' I tried again and still doesnt work. This is the error I get when I try to clone it: Clone failed - Error 0 - Read failed - 23 - Data error (cyclic redundancy check).-Error reading MFT - Error code = 2. I've used this program before so I'm not a newb but it simply doesnt want to work (I should also mention that I've tried using AOMEI and again, didnt work).
Out of thse 240 gb on HDD, only 130ish are with data, the other 100ish are free space. All I want to do is to clone a 240gb HDD with win 10 to a 240 gb SSD.
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