Key Takeaways
1. Clonezilla is a free tool for disk cloning, imaging, and system deployment, available for nearly twenty years.
2. The latest version, Clonezilla Live 3.3.1-35, includes updates and improvements over version 3.3.0-33.
3. New features include password re-prompting for incorrect entries and new files in the image directory.
4. The live version now includes makeboot64.cmd, replacing the older makeboot64.bat.
5. The ISO file size is 463 MB, making it suitable for a CD or a 512 MB USB stick, available on the SourceForge project page.
Available for nearly twenty years, Clonezilla is a free set of tools that can do disk cloning, imaging, and system deployment jobs. The Server Edition is designed for large deployments over networks, while Clonezilla Live is meant for use on a single machine. Just released last week, version 3.3.1-35 is built from the Debian Sid repository dated February 20th.
New Features in Clonezilla Live
When compared to the earlier version 3.3.0-33, Clonezilla Live 3.3.1-35 has introduced several updates:
Additionally, the system will now request passwords again if they’re entered wrong. The image directory has new files, fdisk.lst and blkdev.json, while the live version now comes with makeboot64.cmd instead of the older makeboot64.bat.
Download Details
With a size of only 463 MB, the ISO file is small enough to be stored on a CD or a 512 MB USB stick. You can find the downloads on the SourceForge project page for Clonezilla.
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