Hi,
what you mean by "cloning"?
Hardcopy of the first 63 GB by help of e.g. dd tool or using parted to
copy the 63 GB partition?
Did you try to use the tool testdisk to repair the situation?
Hope this helps,
Ulf
On Sat, Dec 28, 2019 at 10:18:40PM +, Jason Mancini wrote:
Install Windows t
> It's certainly possible. But some things to consider:
>
> * In commit 7f753b1b0505b Jim mentions that the spec calls this
>situation an invalid GPT partition. But I'm not sure I agree after
>reading over section 5.3.2 a few times.
>
> * If parted does create a new backup table it need
On Sat, Dec 28, 2019 at 10:18:40PM +, Jason Mancini wrote:
> Install Windows to a 1TB drive but only partition the first 63GB. Most of
> the disk is empty.
>
> Clone the first 63GB to a 512GB drive. This misses the trailing GPT table.
> Windows will boot and run fine. Windows Disk Manage
Den 2019-12-28 kl. 23:18, skrev Jason Mancini:
Install Windows to a 1TB drive but only partition the first 63GB. Most
of the disk is empty.
Clone the first 63GB to a 512GB drive. This misses the trailing GPT
table. Windows will boot and run fine. Windows Disk Management is happy.
But no
Install Windows to a 1TB drive but only partition the first 63GB. Most of the
disk is empty.
Clone the first 63GB to a 512GB drive. This misses the trailing GPT table.
Windows will boot and run fine. Windows Disk Management is happy.
But no Linux partitioning tool will touch this disk, or s
