macrium reflect clone failed 13 permission denied

MACRIUM REFLECT CLONE FAILED 13 PERMISSION DENIED HOW TO

So please double-check that it is the correct drive and partition, that you mount as target (where the image is to be written).Ģ. If this was the case, maybe you were trying to write to a USB pendrive or some other drive with a too small partition. Did you notice if there was something written on the drive at all after Clonezilla stopped? Could it be a problem with identifying the drive and partition? I know that sometimes Clonezilla and Ubuntu will detect drives in different order (for example sdc will be one drive in Ubuntu and another one in Clonezilla). I don't think it is a problem with the size of partition, but something else.Ī couple of tips to find out why Clonezilla won't work for you:ġ. I have good experiences with Clonezilla writing images to linux ext file systems. If Clonezilla works ok with the alternative drive, that suggests the OP problem is with the FreeAgent, especially as Redo couldn't succeed with it either ('write error -1'), though I only tried the once. It's an older model, and I'm sure it didn't come with ext4 on it, so at some stage I must have reformatted it, but it's not given any trouble for simply copying files and folders for manual backup.

MACRIUM REFLECT CLONE FAILED 13 PERMISSION DENIED HOW TO

While I've had lots of helpful advice re cloning, there's been hardly any response to my request as to how to proceed in troubleshooting the FreeAgent drive. I might just have a try, just to compare speed. Maybe Clonezilla would with the different drive.

Redo has been successful, but taking nearly seven hours to clone two Windows partitions of about 250gb in total is hardly quick.

Macrium reflect clone failed 13 permission denied