Clonezilla ocs-sr commandline options manage (-k). GitHub

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-j2, --clone-hidden-data
	Use dd to clone the image of the data between MBR (1st sector, i.e. 512
	bytes) and 1st partition, which might be useful for some recovery tool.
	-ntfs-ok, --ntfs-ok
	Assume the NTFS integrity is OK, do NOT check again (for ntfsclone only)
	-rm-win-swap-hib, --rm-win-swap-hib
	Try to remove the MS windows swap file in the source partition.
	-q, --use-ntfsclone
	If the partition to be saved is NTFS, use program ntfsclone instead of
	partimage (i.e. Priority: ntfsclone > partimage > dd)
	-q1, --force-to-use-dd
	Force to use dd to save partition(s) (inefficient method, very slow, but
	works for all the file system).
	-q2, --use-partclone
	Use partclone to save partition(s) (i.e. partclone > partimage > dd).
	-rescue, --rescue
	Turn on rescue mode, i.e. try to skip bad sectors.
	-sc, -scs, --skip-check-restorable, --skip-check-restorable-s
	By default Clonezilla will check the image if restorable after it is
	created. This option allows you to skip that.
	-z0, --no-compress
	Don't compress when saving: fast but very big image file
	-z1, --gzip-compress
	Compress using gzip when saving (default)
	-z1p, --smp-gzip-compress
	Compress using parallel gzip program (pigz) for multi-cpu machines
	-z2, --bz2-compress
	Compress using bzip2 when saving: slow but smallest image file
	-z2p, --smp-bzip2-compress
	Compress using parallel bzip2 program (pbzip2) for multi-cpu machines
	-z3, --lzo-compress
	Compress using lzop when saving: similar to gzip but faster
	-z4, --lzma-compress
	Compress using lzma when saving: similar to bzip but faster
	-z5, --xz-compress
	Compress using xz when saving: faster decompression than bzip2.
	-z5p, --smp-xz-compress
	Compress using parallel xz when saving
	-z6, --lzip-compress
	Compress using lzip when saving: faster decompression than bzip2.
	-z6p, --smp-lzip-compress
	Compress using parallel lzip when saving
	-z7, --lrzip-compress
	Compress using lrzip when saving.
	Some words are reserved for IMAGE_NAME, "ask_user" is used to let user to
	input a name when saving an image. "autoname" is used to automatically
	generate the image name based on network card MAC address and time.
	"autohostname" is used to automatically generate the image name based on
	hostname. "autoproductname" is used to automatically generate the image name
	based on hardware product model gotten from dmidecode.
	A word is reserved for DEVICE, "ask_user" could be used to let user to select
	the source device when saving an image.
	Options for restoring:
	-f, --from-part-in-img PARTITION
	Restore the partition from image. This is especially for "restoreparts"
	to restore the image of partition (only works for one) to different
	partition, e.g. sda1 of image to sdb6.
	-g, --grub-install GRUB_PARTITION
	Install grub in the MBR of the disk containing partition GRUB_PARTITION
	with root grub directory in the same GRUB_PARTITION when restoration
	finishes, GRUB_PARTITION can be one of "/dev/sda1", "/dev/sda2"... or
	"auto" ("auto" will let clonezilla detect the grub root partition
	automatically). If "auto" is assigned, it will work if grub partition
	and root partition are not in the same partition.
	-r, --resize-partition
	Resize the partition when restoration finishes, this will resize the
	file system size to fit the partition size. It is normally used when
	when a small partition image is restored to a larger partition.
	-k, --no-fdisk, --no-create-partition
	Do NOT create partition in target harddisk. If this option is set, you
	must make sure there is an existing partition table in the current
	restored harddisk. Default is to create the partition table.

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