Lenovo ideaPad 100 – 15IBD -80QQ01GCGE (PF0PSRVH)
virtual4roby ∈ RobyNet
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- Processire: 1x Intel Core i5-4288U Processor (Core i5-4288U)
- Memoria (RAM): 1x 8GB DDR3L 1600
- Sistema operativo (OS): Windows 10 Home 64 (DE:German)
- Disco rigido (HD): 1x 1TB 5400
- Disco ottico (CD): 1x
- Reti senza fili:
- 1x Bluetooth® 4.0;
- Lenovo BGN Wireless
- Connessioni:
- 1x DC in;
- 4-in-1 Media Card Reader (SD, MMC, SDHC, SDXC);
- RJ-45;
- HDMI;
- Combo of 1/8″ Stereo Headphone Output;
- 1 USB 3.0;
- 1 USB 2.0
- Telecamera: 1x 0.3MP
- Scheda grafica: 1x Intel HD 5500
- Schermo: 15.6 1366×768
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–> upgrade: Windows 10 Professional (DE:German)
–> upgrade: 2 Tb
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Dual-Boot Windows & Linux Tasti per il BIOS (durante il BootStrap) Press FN+F2 to access the BIOS, if it doesn’t work, press FN+F2 repeteadly. Press FN+F12 to access the Boot Menu, if it doesn’t work, press FN+F12 repeteadly.
If Win 8.1 has been installed and selected by last booting the above mentioned methods do not work.
Instead:
- insert the CD you want to restart from.
- from Win 8.1 press SHIFT and click on Restart.
- click on Troubleshoot → Advanced Options → UEFI System Settings → Restart
- in BIOS Menu → select Boot → in section EFI, select EFI DVD/CDROM → press Fn+F6
- in BIOS Menu → select Exit (just press right arrow) → select Exit Saving Changes
- confirm selecting [Yes]↵. (From the Windows Boot Manager press ESC to enter the Boot Manager, and boot from Linux or from the DVD-ROM) Partizioni
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- Virtual Machines Sotto Windows … Sotto Linux …
External USB Hard Drive – Toshiba E329786
Hard Drive Partitions … (Contenuto della tabella) … : accessible from all OS’ and VMs, if any. : partially accessible from some OS’ and/or VMs, if any. : unpredictable behaviour. : not accessible, neither from any OS’ nor from any VMs, if any. …
Transfer and BackUp Data in RobyNet
Table of Contents
- Data Transfer and BackUp
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- Partition Dump
- Partition Restore
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- Times for BackingUp the Partitions … In this page I use the terms BackUp and Dump as equivalent, although I know that they are not the same. … Data Transfer and BackUp
- allwin4roby:
- MS-DOS 6.22 and Windows for Workgroup 3.11, Windows 95 RTM, Windows OSR2, Windows 98 SE, Windows NT 4.0 WS, Windows 2000 Pro, Windows XP Pro, Windows Vista
- Bus.: to external HD, later moved to BackUp-NAS.
- allos4roby
- Windows 8.1 Professional: with the network’s shared folders.
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- virtual4roby:
- Windows 8.1 Home: with the network’s shared folders.
- … Partition(s) Dump
- All steps listed below are done in Linux MX Live during the setups and Debian 11 once the single setup of the machines was completed.
- Open a terminal window:
- in MX Live click on the Terminal icon or you can choose another Terminal like Xfce, are any other terminal you like, steps and results are the same, and Select System → ROXTerm.
- in Debian 11:
- bla bla bla *
During the setup phases, I wanted to have a rough estimation on the average time needed for the backups, thus I changed the prompt in order to keep track of the start and end time of the single backup (here and in the followng, # at the beginning was the standard prompt of ROXTerm, and should not typed when executing the command(s) in bold):
PS1="h d t > "↵
Check and locate the partition(s) of the source HD:
sudo fdisk -l↵
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backup the partition(s) you want to:
please note: I wanted to backup the partitions directly to a shared folder on my NAS server. However, doing as instructed on the site I’ve found looking for help, didn’t work, not sure whether due to the fact that I was using a Linux Live version or because I did something wrong. Anyway I was getting always errors and had neither time nor desire to look for the causes. Eventually, I decided to backup the partition(s) on an external HD, which was not so a bad idea because therewith I relieved also my home LAN. My workaround: I opened the target volume (of the external HD) in ThunderFileManager, copied the path shown in the header, and used that path instead of the proposed /mnt/<dump-folder>/.
sudo dd if=/dev/sdYX | gzip -c | dd of=/media/demo/<volume-label>/<folder(s)>/<filename>.img.gz↵
please note: from Windows NT onward, the setup of those OS’ will create an extra partition, which you will see, e.g. in GParted, as system reserved. Be sure to backup that partition too.
backup the MBR partition:
sudo dd if=/dev/sdY | gzip -c | dd of=<volume-label>/<folder(s)>/<filename>.img.gz count=1 bs=512↵
please note: usually the size of the MBR is 512 bytes (446 bytes Bootloader, 64 bytes (4 * 16 bytes) Partition Tables, 2 bytes Magic Number: AA55H), as also used in the command line above. However, the MBR could have also other structures. Moreover: do not forget (as I did 🙄) count=1 bs=512 at the end of the command line, otherwise you will be backing up the whole HD! Well, it might be that you want that😉! Partition Restore Ref. HowTo, Samba Shares, Mounted Filesystems, Check Boot Partition, … Average Times for BackingUp the Partitions Target HD: Toshiba E329786 (3 Tb). Max. transfer rate: ~ 5.0 Gbit/s. USB 3.2 Gen 1 (USB 2.0 compatible). .
| # | Label | Content | File System | Size | allwin4roby | allos4roby | virtual4roby | Envy | IdeaCenter | |
| 1 | EHDFAT16 | FAT16 Auxiliary Space | FAT16 | 2 Gb | ||||||
| 2 | EHDFAT32 | FAT32 Auxiliary Space | FAT32 | 128 Gb | ||||||
| 3 | EHDNTFS | NTFS Auxiliary Space | NTFS | 1.024 Gb (1 TB) | ||||||
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Extended partition
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1.638,4 Gb (1,60Tb) |
Extended partition
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| 4 | EHDEXT4 | EXT4 Auxiliary Space | EXT4 |
1.638,4 Gb (1,60Tb)
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