[wplug] 18 people attend special Linux training to prepare for June 30, 2012

[Dave Sevick]

Max,

Ted Rodgers said very much the same thing on Saturday and showed us some ways to accomplish this post-image. That dive into the CLI is just not workable in mass production as we are attempting to do with multiple workstations.   But, as you mentioned it is nice to be able to make sure unused hard drive space is reclaimed and part of the image process.

I'll be working on this during the week and let the list know the progress.

A special shout out to the many WPLUG people that came on Saturday June 23 and do plan to come back again next Saturday June 30.  

Your WPLUG community is a great bunch of supportive like-minded people who are making our step into the Linux world that much better.

So to Terry Golightly, Beth Lynn Eicher, Nick Schembri, Max Gelman, Johnny Qwalick and Vance K. and so many more of you ...  the Apple folks at our computer outreach thank you for walking us through the FOSS world of Linux  -- every so slowly -- step by step.

Dave


On Jun 24, 2012, at 4:09 PM, Max Putas wrote:

> Dave,
> 
> Just to follow up on our discussion about resizing the partitions to
> fit the entire disk, it appears that the "-k1" and "-r" options can be
> used together to expand the image to fit the disk. I haven't
> personally used these options before, and I don't know the details for
> how your Clonezilla servers were configured, so maybe some other folks
> on the list can comment.
> 
> http://clonezilla.org/clonezilla-live/doc/03_Disk_to_disk_clone/advanced/05-advanced-param.php
> 

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