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Hard Drive Duplicator FAQ
FAQ's: Clonecard
FAQs | Solitaire
FAQs | Solitaire
Forensics FAQs | OmniClone
FAQs | Echo
FAQs
How
does the Clone Card® determine the size
of partitions on the target drive?
In the default CleverCopy mode, all known
partitions (FAT16/FAT32/NTFS) are scaled
proportionally to the ratio of master/target
size. All unknown partitions (e.g. HPFS,
UNIX etc.) are mirrored, that is they maintain
their size. Please note that FAT16 partitions
cannot exceed 2.1GB when scaled up, nor
be smaller than 32MB when scaled down.
Can the Clone Card® de-fragment a
partition?
Yes. Use the Selective mode, scroll to the
desired partition, and
toggle the icon to the left of it until
the de-frag symbol appears. Hit CLONE NOW!
Button twice to start the cloning session.
De-fragmenting is somewhat slower than other
cloning methods, and is currently available
to FAT16/FAT32 partitions only.
Can the Clone Card® clone to dissimilar
drives?
Yes. The Clone Card® will take care
of all the necessary adjustments of target
drive structures to ensure the drive (of
any size) will be valid and bootable. Many
mixtures of master and target drive sizes
(up to 25GB) were tested, and found valid.
The above is true for all master drives
that contain FAT16/FAT32/NTFS type partitions.
Unknown partition types are cloned in mirror
mode, and typically require identical (or
very similar) master and target drives to
guarantee a successful clone.
Why do I sometimes see transfer speeds
as fast as 850MB/min, and other times as
slow as 200MB/min?
There
are many factors that determine transfer
speed:
The age of the drives - The speed of the
operation is governed by the slowest drive
in the system. If an old drive is used,
chances are it cannot sustain high transfer
speed. Newer drives have faster electronics
and larger caches, and can sustain rates
as high as 16MB/sec.
The
type of operation performed - When cloning
FAT16 partitions, it is sometimes necessary
to change the cluster class of the partition.
It such cases, the Clone Card® "engages"
a more complex algorithm to ensure proper
alignment of structures on the target. This
results in a slower process.
Master
drive with bad or weak sectors - With the
Sector Recovery option enabled, the system
will attempt to recover data from bad or
weak sectors found on the master drive.
This is a time consuming operation that
could cause the overall speed of cloning
to drop.
Can the Clone Card® clone file systems
such as UNIX, and HPFS?
Yes, but results are guaranteed only if
cloned between identical drives. However,
it is reported that UNIX partitions will
self-repair upon the first boot.
Do target drives have to be partitioned
and formatted prior to copying?
No. Target drives need not be partitioned
or otherwise treated. Clone Card® disregards
everything on the target drive, and re-formats
and partitions the target on-the-fly.
My target drive will not boot? Why?
Please
check several things:
If
the target drive is larger than 4GB, and
is hosted by a PC with a Phoenix BIOS dated
earlier than Nov. 1997, you may need to
set the CHS translation setting to Large,
and try to clone again. If this is not the
case, please check that the above setting
is NOT set to Large, but rather to the default
setting: LBA.
Make sure that the first partition selected
for cloning on the master consists of a
valid operating system, like Win98. Since
it is perfectly OK to select a data-only
partition to be cloned, one cannot expect
to be able to boot from such target.
The Master drive is corrupted. This may
not show-up with casual booting of the master,
but problems such as cross-linked clusters
can cause serious cloning errors. We recommend
checking every master with Scandisk prior
to cloning. Future software versions of
Clone Card® will allow "scandisking"
the master on the unit.
All but the first partition is missing from
the target drive? How did that happen?
This is usually a result of a wrong CHS
translation setting. Hit the Set button,
and scroll down to the CHS translation mode
item. Toggle to the other state (LARGE or
LBA), and try to clone again.
How does the Clone Card® handle bad
sectors on the master and target?
Bad (or "weak") sectors on the
master are handled in the following way:
If
the Sector Recovery option has been installed,
the Clone Card® will attempt to recover
the data of any master sector encountered
during the cloning session.
If the above option is not installed (or
has been disabled) the Clone Card® will
abort the cloning process upon hitting the
first bad sector. Note that the Clone Card®
will still make several attempts to correctly
read the sector in question, but unless
a perfect read was achieved, the process
will abort.
Bad sectors on targets are handled as follows:
If the Verify setting is disabled, the Clone
Card® will not detect bad sectors on
the target. Note, however, that newer drives
use automatic reallocation and will rarely
exhibit a bad sector, and thus reduce the
probability of a problem to a negligible
amount.
With the Verify setting set, the Clone Card®
will abort the operation upon detecting
the first bad sector. Future versions of
the Clone Card® software will support
bad sector marking in file tables.
Are NT 4GB FAT16 partitions supported?
Yes.
How does the Clone Card® handle NT
Security Identification? ID (SID) duplication
issues?
The Clone Card® duplicates the SID.
It is recommended that a SID changer be
installed on the master drive, so that the
next time the target is booted-up, all SID's
will be replaced with fresh ones. The user
manual describes this process in detail.
Any one of a number of freeware and for-fee
SID changers can be used. A freeware SID
changer is supplied with the unit to get
you started. Logicube cannot assume responsibility
to this third party software, and can only
offer limited technical support.
Can you briefly explain the difference
between mirror copy and CleverCopy?
Mirror copy merely copies all sectors in
a given partition (or drive) from the beginning
to the specified percentage. It does not
look at drive structures, and can thus copy
any type of known or unknown data. Since
Mirror copy does not determine where useful
data start and stop, it ends up copying
every sector on the drive, a time consuming
operation. CleverCopy analyzes the drive
structures, and not only does it only copy
sectors that are occupied by useful files
and data, it also adjusts the various drive
structures to assure a valid and fully partitioned
target drive. CleverCopy is by far the most
recommended mode of cloning.
Can I clone to/from drives larger than
8.5 Gigabytes?
Yes. The Clone Card® software was designed
to support drive up to 132GB. It was tested
on drives up to 25GB in size. Note that
some PC's cannot "see" drive larger
than 8.5GB due to BIOS limitations.
Can I copy from a larger drive to a smaller
drive?
Yes, sure. As long as the data content of
each partition fits into the scaled down
size of its corresponding partition. Otherwise,
and error message is displayed.
Can I clone to/from laptop drives?
Yes. Logicube sells 2.5" drive adapters,
and can provide adapters to many of the
special drive connections on the market.
Please call for availability. Or, in cases
where the drive cannot be removed from the
laptop, you can use the parallel port connection
(see manual for details).
Can I clone drives with virus protection
software installed?
Yes. But remember to decline the "repair"
of the target drive should a virus protection
program complain about altered master boot
record etc.
The Clone Card® does not recognize my
master (or target) drive?
Make
sure that the drive jumpers are set as a
single master. Drive jumper settings can
be found at the drive manufacturer web site.
Why do I have an un-partitioned free
space at the end of my target drive?
This typically occurs when the master drive
has FAT16 partitions only, and the target
is much larger. FAT16 partitions cannot
scale to more than 2.1GB each. FAT32 and
NTFS partitions do not suffer from this
limitation and will always be scaled up
to fill the target drive.
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