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Clonezilla and acronis unless you happen to have a anciet copy of dos norton ghost lying around.

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Turns out Clonezilla doesn't work with RAID 0 clones, mind giving me some tips of where to go from here?

Idk if anything will work with raid 0 unless you clone each individual drive.

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Turns out Clonezilla doesn't work with RAID 0 clones, mind giving me some tips of where to go from here?

 

Why don't you specify all your constraints/needs instead of piecemealing it to us?

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Can't clone RAID 0. You can back it up and restore.

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Can't clone RAID 0. You can back it up and restore.

 

Its called dd ... <_<

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Because I didn't expect to run into issues along the way :)

 

Good luck with that. :huh:

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ya... cloning never goes smoothly

sure it does

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If you have a WD drive installed use WD's True Image

 

http://support.wdc.com/product/downloaddetail.asp?swid=119

 

It doesnt have to be the one your cloning to but a WD drive has to be in the system. 

 

I am not sure if it will clone Raid 0 drives but it is free and works well, I have used it several times.

This is good software if you have a single WD drive.

 

This does not work with any RAID setup, I have tried this before.

 

 

 

I need to clone a HDD with Win7 installed on it and am looking for software to do so, right now I'm downloading Clonezilla, but I'm open to any better alternatives. 

 

Your input, as always is appreciated. 

 

 

 

There are a few options, like from above, learn how to use DD, or look for a paid cloning software.

 

Easeus Todo backup home edition say it can do raid 0. Not a live cd like clonezilla.

 

http://www.easeus.com/backup-software/

 

hope this helps.

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Adata's provided me with Acronis TrueImage 2013, it was pretty easy to use, easy instructions as well.

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