Clone not booting into Linux
When cloning my SSD C: drive (partitioned as C: and D:) to another internal drive partitioned as E: and F: and the same size; True Image does not always reboot into the Linux environment, which is what I want, both for speed and accuracy. In fact now, it is a VERY rare occurrence
Instead, almost all the time, it completes within Windows, resulting in a cloned drive with no drive letters and not an exact clone either in size or content
Yes, I can use the Boot Media to perform the cloning, but why has the Linux reboot changed? According to the Chat Helpline, this is an intended change due to 'mass feedback'!
Correct??


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In reply to Roger, welcome to these User… by truwrikodrorow…

Thanks Steve - I guess I'm just going to have to go with it. Progress I suppose, but appreciate the help and hints on cloning within the same system
Going to look at my backup options for redundancy now
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Roger, the option to still create the Linux version of the Rescue media is still available and is also the fallback position when using the Simple mode of creation if neither the Recovery Environment or a Windows ADK Kit is found. Plus the Linux .ISO file is available in your Acronis account downloads page.
See KB 60091: Acronis True Image 2018: how Simple bootable media creation mode works
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In reply to Roger, the option to still… by truwrikodrorow…
