Back up Ubuntu 16.04 and Windows 10 to external HDD
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I am trying to back up an image of my Ubuntu and Windows OS to an external HDD. Right now, my laptop uses a dual boot.
I tried to create an NTFS partition to backup my Windows system and left the remaining memory unallocated.
When I switched to Ubuntu, I tried to use gparted to create another partition, but gparted was unable to read my device and displayed a lot of errors. I couldn't access the device using my filesystem either.
Are partitions unnecessary? Is it possible to save an image of Ubuntu in a format compatible with NTFS?
partitioning hard-drive gparted
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I am trying to back up an image of my Ubuntu and Windows OS to an external HDD. Right now, my laptop uses a dual boot.
I tried to create an NTFS partition to backup my Windows system and left the remaining memory unallocated.
When I switched to Ubuntu, I tried to use gparted to create another partition, but gparted was unable to read my device and displayed a lot of errors. I couldn't access the device using my filesystem either.
Are partitions unnecessary? Is it possible to save an image of Ubuntu in a format compatible with NTFS?
partitioning hard-drive gparted
asked Feb 17 at 23:46
TemG-kristosTemG-kristos
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add a comment |
I am trying to back up an image of my Ubuntu and Windows OS to an external HDD. Right now, my laptop uses a dual boot.
I tried to create an NTFS partition to backup my Windows system and left the remaining memory unallocated.
When I switched to Ubuntu, I tried to use gparted to create another partition, but gparted was unable to read my device and displayed a lot of errors. I couldn't access the device using my filesystem either.
Are partitions unnecessary? Is it possible to save an image of Ubuntu in a format compatible with NTFS?
partitioning hard-drive gparted
asked Feb 17 at 23:46
TemG-kristosTemG-kristos
11
I am trying to back up an image of my Ubuntu and Windows OS to an external HDD. Right now, my laptop uses a dual boot.
I tried to create an NTFS partition to backup my Windows system and left the remaining memory unallocated.
When I switched to Ubuntu, I tried to use gparted to create another partition, but gparted was unable to read my device and displayed a lot of errors. I couldn't access the device using my filesystem either.
Are partitions unnecessary? Is it possible to save an image of Ubuntu in a format compatible with NTFS?
partitioning hard-drive gparted
partitioning hard-drive gparted
asked Feb 17 at 23:46
TemG-kristosTemG-kristos
11
asked Feb 17 at 23:46
TemG-kristosTemG-kristos
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asked Feb 17 at 23:46
TemG-kristosTemG-kristos
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asked Feb 17 at 23:46
TemG-kristosTemG-kristos
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asked Feb 17 at 23:46
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