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- Edit by • amcintyre, Version 2
- Nov 5 2020 12:00 PM
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- Nov 5 2020 11:58 AM
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==Cloning a Drive
1. Restart the machine and press f12 when Dell logo appears
2. Select Onboard NIC(IPV4)
3. Select Debian Netboot
4. Login with ecc-admin.
5. Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal
6. Get sudo privileges by typing:
```lang=bash
$ sudo -i
```
7. Check list of drives connected to system:
```lang=bash
$ lsblk
```
8. Run clone_base_ng.sh
```lang=bash
$ ./clone_base_ng.sh -d $DRIVE
```
9. Wait until it reaches 100%
10. Once it reaches 100%, run sync to force-write all cached data to disk. This ensures that all data was properly written to disk.
```lang=bash
$ sync
```
11. Reboot
12. Login with .\ecc-admin
==Cloning a Drive
1. Boot the machine. If machine does not automatically boot on the network, the boot order will need to be changed in BIOS. (Press F12 on a Dell system)
2. Select Onboard NIC(IPV4)
3. Select Debian Netboot
4. Login with ecc-admin.
5. Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal
6. Get sudo privileges by typing:
```lang=bash
$ sudo -i
```
7. Check list of drives connected to system:
```lang=bash
$ lsblk
```
8. Run clone_base_ng.sh
```lang=bash
$ ./clone_base_ng.sh -d $DRIVE
```
9. Wait until it reaches 100%
10. Once it reaches 100%, run sync to force-write all cached data to disk. This ensures that all data was properly written to disk.
```lang=bash
$ sync
```
11. Reboot
12. Login with .\ecc-admin
==Cloning a Drive
1. Restart the machine and press f12 when Dell logo appearsBoot the machine. If machine does not automatically boot on the network, the boot order will need to be changed in BIOS. (Press F12 on a Dell system)
2. Select Onboard NIC(IPV4)
3. Select Debian Netboot
4. Login with ecc-admin.
5. Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal
6. Get sudo privileges by typing:
```lang=bash
$ sudo -i
```
7. Check list of drives connected to system:
```lang=bash
$ lsblk
```
8. Run clone_base_ng.sh
```lang=bash
$ ./clone_base_ng.sh -d $DRIVE
```
9. Wait until it reaches 100%
10. Once it reaches 100%, run sync to force-write all cached data to disk. This ensures that all data was properly written to disk.
```lang=bash
$ sync
```
11. Reboot
12. Login with .\ecc-admin