The burning process shall start with progress bar showing in percentage (%). Plug in your USB drive and select “USB drive” as shown in screenshot. In Tuxboot dialog, select “Pre Downloaded”, choose “ISO”, then locate your Clonezilla ISO image file. In this guide we shall just use a USB drive, which is a more popular demand nowadays.ĭownload Tuxboot (based on your own Operating System), then double click to launch it. To use Clonezilla, first you will need to install it in a bootable media in order to launch it.Ī bootable media can be either a CD/DVD, USB drive, hard drive, or even a PXE (Preboot eXecution Environment) server. These are the scenarios where Clonezilla can become handy. Once awhile the system may require routine system maintenance or server reformat, or even encounters for major situations like migrating the backbone automation system. System backup and restore are never a surprise job for engineers at site. One of the best things about Clonezilla is despite it is an open sourced tool, you can use it for any OS, regardless it is Microsoft Windows, Linux, or even Mac OS.
It is a bootable GNU/Linux distribution for both x86 or amd64 based computers. Basically it is a useful tool to perform disk backup and recovery. How to Install Clonezilla Live in a Bootable mediaĬlonezilla Live is a partition and disk imaging/cloning program for single machine.
