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Hope Tony can use Clover as an installer for everyone as soon as possible.
Is it okay to post the following? If it's not good, please erase it.
If you've had a hard time putting in Big Sur right now and don't want to erase it again and do this test, you can back it up.
You may be in trouble because you can't use the carbon copy cloner, but you can move it to another HDD (even NAS) using a USB stick called Clonezilla.
Originally it was made for Linux.
So it doesn't recognize Apfs, but in that case it backs up the partition as raw data. (Of course, restore)
Do you think it will take time because it is just a copy because it is treated as raw data?
The answer is no, it compresses the raw data properly and backs it up, so if you use less space, it will back up with less space.
It's not too difficult to use. You can find out how to use it on google.
(I'll write it separately so that Tony can easily erase my overstatement.)
Is it okay to post the following? If it's not good, please erase it.
If you've had a hard time putting in Big Sur right now and don't want to erase it again and do this test, you can back it up.
You may be in trouble because you can't use the carbon copy cloner, but you can move it to another HDD (even NAS) using a USB stick called Clonezilla.
Originally it was made for Linux.
So it doesn't recognize Apfs, but in that case it backs up the partition as raw data. (Of course, restore)
Do you think it will take time because it is just a copy because it is treated as raw data?
The answer is no, it compresses the raw data properly and backs it up, so if you use less space, it will back up with less space.
It's not too difficult to use. You can find out how to use it on google.
(I'll write it separately so that Tony can easily erase my overstatement.)
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