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CLONING MODES AND SETTINGS
Logicube OmniClone® Xi User’s Manual
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Omnidiagnostics are options that can be purchased
for the unit.
The other optional preference settings found under
the Settings menu, an explanation of what they do
and when to use them will also be covered.
Other topics discussed at the end of this section
include:
Windows Vista and Windows 7 present some
caveats with CleverCopy. If you are cloning
Windows Vista or Windows 7 drives, please read
“Cloning Windows Vista”
or
”Cloning Windows
7”
later in this section.
Also at the end of the section is a discussion about
the NTFS
“dirty bit” and its role in verifying NTFS
partition data. Please read this section if you are
cloning NTFS drives with NTFS CleverCopy mode.
NOTE : Each time the Logicube OmniClone Xi is
rebooted the cloning mode and preference settings
are saved from the last cloning session.
Cloning to Target drives greater than 2TB
Only GPT drives can be cloned to drives greater
than 2TB in capacity. If you have an MBR based
drive, the largest drive you can clone to is 2TB. For
more information about GPT, please see
section
4: GUID Partition Table (GPT) Drives.
CleverCopy Mode
This is the default mode. It clones all partitions on
the Master drive to the Target drives. It scales all
partitions to fill the Target in its entirety and makes
all the necessary adjustments to help ensure valid
and bootable Target drives.
This mode should only be used if all partitions on
the Master drive are FAT, FAT32, or NTFS file
systems.
NOTE: Any partition that is not FAT, FAT32, or
NTFS may still be resized, but may corrupt the
partition. If you encounter a Master drive with
any partition that is not a FAT, FAT32, or NTFS
file system, it is recommended to use either
MirrorCopy mode or Selective Partitions mode. If
using Selective Partitions mode, choose Mirror
mode for any non FAT, FAT32, or NTFS
partition. See the section
Selective Partitions
mode later in this Section for more information
on Selective Partitions.