Of course, you still can put Clonezilla live in CD or USB flash drive, then boot it to clone the 8 GB disk to 20 GB disk. This is an one-time-use Clonezilla live, because later the clonezilla live files on new disk will be overwritten. By doing this, you do not have to burn a CD, or prepare another USB flash drive. put Clonezilla live on the new disk and use it to boot clonezilla live. In this example, we use a better, neater method, i.e. 8 GB to 20 GB instead of modern disk size.īesides, modern "light" laptop normally comes WITHOUT CD drive, or you happen to leave your USB CD drive in another place, it's a good idea to use USB device to boot Clonezilla live.
Here since we use virtual machine to give this example, we use small disk size, i.e. This is a normal case when you buy a new disk to replace old disk on your machine.
In this example, the machine has 1 disk (8 GB), we want to clone it to an external disk (20 GB). 8 GB to 20 GB) (Step by step)įIRST OF ALL, BACK UP IMPORTANT DATA BEFORE YOU USE CLONEZILLA LIVE TO DO ANYTHING. In any case you need to use some sort of reliable disk imaging software to be able to replace the drive and you better start going thru your junk bins to see if you can find some old small IDE drives - size is not a problem as long as you don't go too big for Win98 to handle (<20GB - anyone remember what this limit actually is?).Disk to disk clone In this example: Clone small disk to larger disk (e.g. If you have lost install media but still have the key you should bve able to locate on eBay or the support boards for controls.Īlso in a pinch you can use Acronis to create a virtual machine, I believe the WIndows Virtual PC/Virtual Server 2005/HyperV can access the serial ports on the host if you still have a host machine with serial ports and you can run your software there inside of XP/2003/2008. Back it up with some reliable imaging program and consider moving it to NT4 then 2000 using upgrade installs rather than clean. DO NOT USE THE ORIGINAL DRIVE FOR THIS! Most of that old software would run Win98/NT4/2000. It really sounds like you have the old version of RSLogix prior to the Floppy license key - is there a dongle screwed onto the printer port? You will have to drop out of the computer world and into the automation and controls world to find it. There should be transfer software available for XP for Allen Bradley/Rockwell and Cutler Hammer, not sure about GE/Fanuc. An older one is better for this like v9 True Image Workstation rather than Echo or newer.
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