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Cloning a New Drive

  1. Restart the and machine and boot it to PXE Debian.
  2. Login with ecc-admin.
  3. Get sudo privillages (Password at K11).
$ sudo su
  1. cd into cloning folder
$ cd /netboot/images/clone
  1. Run clone script.
$ ./clone.py --part-type mbr --disk /dev/sda
  1. Reboot!
$ reboot

Manually Cloning a New Drive

  1. Restart the and machine and boot it to PXE Ubuntu.
  2. Login with ecc-admin.
  3. Get sudo privillages (Password at K11).
  4. cd into cloning folder
$ cd /netboot/images/clone
  1. copy partion table onto drive
$ dd if=mbr/mbr.bin of=/dev/sda
  1. Copy over boot partition
$ dd if=mbr/ecc-mbr-p1.img of=/dev/sda1 bs=4M
  1. use parted on drive
$ sudo parted /dev/sda
$ resizepart 2
$ 325GB #if multicasting, otherwise use the size of the drive (found by using fdisk -l)
$ quit
  1. Copy over root partiton
$ ntfsclone -r -O /dev/sda2 common/ecc-qemu-p4.ntfs
  1. Resize the partition
$ ntfsresize -ff /dev/sda2
  1. Reboot! 😄
$ reboot
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Last Edited
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