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How to Clone Fedora OS

Miguel by Miguel
March 24, 2014
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I have ceated many tutorials on cloning Windows OS so today ill take the time to show you how to clone Fedora OS:

1. Download CloneZilla .zip or .iso from here.

Cloning Fedora 1

2. Now unzip the downloaded file and put all the extracted files to a bootable usb , if you don’t have one read this.

Cloning Fedora 2

3. Now at your USB Drive go to utils>win32 and click on makeboot.bat file to make the USB bootable for this software and then follow on screen instructions.

Cloning Fedora 3

4. Now make sure the USB is inserted well and is showing on your computer and then restart your PC and boot from that USB. When the Clone Zilla menu appears click on CloneZilla Default Settings is the first option and press enter.

Cloning Fedora 4

5. Now you will need to wait until the command line interface process completes, then choose your language and press enter.

Cloning Fedora 5

6. You can change the keyboard settings and configurations but best one is don’t touch keymap wich is us english config.

Cloning Fedora 6

7. Now click on Start Clonezilla , but also if you’re advanced user you can click on shell command line interface.

Cloning Fedora 7

8. Select device-device because we want to clone 1 partition to another one.

Cloning Fedora 8

9. At the clone mode select Begginer mode , but if you’re advanced user you can click on Expert mode.

Cloning Fedora 9

10. Chose the way on how to clone the OS so you can click on first on disk-local disk.

Cloning Fedora 10

11. Select the disk where the Fedora OS is installed and press enter.

Cloning Fedora 11

12. At the next step select the partition where you want the clone copied so we will check the next partition.

Cloning Fedora 12

13. You can click any advanced options to check system and other stuff but you can leave it at the default and press enter to continue.

Cloning Fedora 13

14. When the command line interface debian appears follow on-screen steps and type y at all of the requirements and wait until the process completes.

Cloning Fedora 14

15. When that processes completes click power off and remove your old hard drive and start booting up from the new one.

Cloning Fedora 15

16. Now you have successfully created a clone of Fedora OS.

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I started this tech blog back in 2011 as a place to write down processes I took to fix my client systems and network. Now I write some tips and tricks to help others with the tech issues that one might encounter.

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