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Cloning with UNC errors

June 21st, 2012, 11:12

I am attempting to clone 2 HD's for a POS server. These are two IBM Deskstars, model ic35l020aver07-0 drives, 20GB drives. I'm cloning these to two 40gb Maxtor drives. The first one cloned fine with acronis, the second one didn't. I checked it with mhdd and it had 13 UNC errors, I'm assuming this is why acronis didn't work.

So I have 3 questions:

1:) Is there a way for me to clone this w/o hardware?

2:) Will ddrescue do this or will it fail as well?

3:) If not, what recommendations would you have for someone in the states to do this.

Dave

Re: Cloning with UNC errors

June 21st, 2012, 11:22

Dave48838 wrote:I am attempting to clone 2 HD's for a POS server. These are two IBM Deskstars, model ic35l020aver07-0 drives, 20GB drives. I'm cloning these to two 40gb Maxtor drives. The first one cloned fine with acronis, the second one didn't. I checked it with mhdd and it had 13 UNC errors, I'm assuming this is why acronis didn't work.

So I have 3 questions:

1:) Is there a way for me to clone this w/o hardware?

2:) Will ddrescue do this or will it fail as well?

3:) If not, what recommendations would you have for someone in the states to do this.

Dave


ddrescue is your best bet if you've decided to accept the risks involved with DIY & its free

Loki
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