==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

The following steps will make use of Netboot to install Windows. If the computer is not able to Netboot, refer to: https://ph.engr.unr.edu/w/ecc/cloning/cloning_live_disk/ 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 ``` After choosing which drive to install on, run ONE of the scripts shown below depending on what the computer needs. ====Clean image install (with no engineering software) 8a. Run clone_base_ng.sh ```lang=bash $ ./clone_base_ng.sh -d $DRIVE ``` ====ECC image install (with all engineering software) 8b. Run clone.sh ```lang=bash $ ./clone.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 the machine

==Cloning a DriveThe following steps will make use of Netboot to install Windows. If the computer is not able to Netboot, refer to: https://ph.engr.unr.edu/w/ecc/cloning/cloning_live_disk/ 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 ``` 8After choosing which drive to install on, run ONE of the scripts shown below depending on what the computer needs. ====Clean image install (with no engineering software) 8a. Run clone_base_ng.sh ```lang=bash $ ./clone_base_ng.sh -d $DRIVE ``` ====ECC image install (with all engineering software) 8b. Run clone.sh ```lang=bash $ ./clone.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 the machine