[HowTo] Backup my OS and restore

testxp28

If you really want to go that way,

First and foremost, make sure you make a clone image of the 16Gb SSD and keep it in a safe place.

Use a clonezilla live stick with both drives connected.

Then clone one to the other.

Make sure you are pointing the source 16Gb to the correct SSD and the target to the correct 1Tb SSD

After it's done, powerdown and remove the 16Gb SSD.

Boot up and it should use the 1Tb SSD but its partition will still be 16Gb.

Run resize2fs /dev/sdXY where X is the drive letter and Y is the partition number to take over the rest of the free space.

And if looking for an easy to use live usb with clonezilla gui then I found this.

Haven’t tried it but looks quite clever and I think it has Gparted included so you can do any partition work at the same time

Features | Rescuezilla (Clonezilla GUI)

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I use Veeam works very well!

Thormir84 have you already successful restored with veeam?

When yes have you a quick how to?

I tried it with dd fsarchiv but my restore never worked.

Quote from daschmidt1994

Thormir84 have you already successful restored with veeam?

When yes have you a quick how to?

I tried it with dd fsarchiv but my restore never worked.

Yes, once for a breakdown and a couple of times for a disc change.

To install the agent you need to go here: Connecting to Veeam Software Repository - Veeam Agent for Linux User Guide

Once the installation is finished, from the terminal, launch the "veeam" command and set the scheduled backup

Quote from Thormir84

Yes, once for a breakdown and a couple of times for a disc change.

To install the agent you need to go here: Connecting to Veeam Software Repository - Veeam Agent for Linux User Guide

Once the installation is finished, from the terminal, launch the "veeam" command and set the scheduled backup

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have you choos the entire machine or the volume level backup?

Quote from daschmidt1994

have you choos the entire machine or the volume level backup?

Volume level.

Quote from Thormir84

Volume level

there I get this error

Veeamsnap module seems to be missing.

Try this other procedure:

First of all, uninstall Veeam with: sudo apt remove veeam

From the terminal, at this point: apt reinstall veeam blksnap

Quote from Thormir84

Veeamsnap module seems to be missing.

Try this other procedure:

First of all, uninstall Veeam with: sudo apt remove veeam

From the terminal, at this point: apt reinstall veeam blksnap

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ate you sure this is the command?

is german and mean there is no paket with this name.

How you install veeam?

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i mean what repository have you addet?

I have this https://community.hetzner.com/…-veeam-agent-for-linux/de

Connecting to Veeam Software Repository

Thormir84 i think this doesen't work with my pve kernel...

Error! Bad return status for module build on kernel

I did some tests on different OMV installations (I have 6 in all).

The correct procedure to install Veeam is:

1. Download the veeam-release file from the site (Veeam Software for Enterprise) and copy it to the root folder

2. Launch, from the terminal, the command dpkg -i ./veeam-release* && apt-get update

3. Launch the command apt install veeam blksnap

On all the machines tested, the installation was always successful, as well as the backups

Quote from Thormir84

I did some tests on different OMV installations (I have 6 in all).

The correct procedure to install Veeam is:

1. Download the veeam-release file from the site (Veeam Software for Enterprise) and copy it to the root folder

2. Launch, from the terminal, the command dpkg -i ./veeam-release* && apt-get update

3. Launch the command apt install veeam blksnap

On all the machines tested, the installation was always successful, as well as the backups

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Have you also ZFS and the pve Kernel installed?

Quote from daschmidt1994

Have you also ZFS and the pve Kernel installed?

Kernel: Linux 6.8.12-1-pve

I don't use ZFS, but it has nothing to do with the system disk.

I still have a friend who uses Veeam and uses ZFS for storage.

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Kernel: Linux 6.8.12-1-pve

I don't use ZFS, but it has nothing to do with the system disk.

I still have a friend who uses Veeam and uses ZFS for storage.

thanks, the problem was that gcc was not installed...