Rescuezilla v2.5 is AMAZING

Rescuezilla 2.5 is based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and brings an updated partclone component as well as a new and EXPERIMENTAL command line interface.
Timestamps
00:00 Backup demo
01:07 Info about Rescuezilla
2:45 Create a new VM
03:15 Start of Restore
05:00 Rescuezilla on Virtual vs Physical Machines
05:42 Boot into cloned VM
07:16 How to acquire Rescuezilla ISO
08:31 Getting the Rescuezilla ISO into Proxmox
09:26 Notes about creating USB Sticks with Rescuezilla
10:43 A brief mention of Ventoy
11:15 The Windows Hibernation Workaround
12:25 Outro
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[@aperson1181]

Thank you for the walk-through. Coming from Windows, thank you for the Win walk-though, GitHub and the ventoy option.

[@QuikTechSolutions]

Excellent video! Thank you for sharing. Learn new things from your channel all the time!

[@Practical-IT]

Awesome, thank you!

[@TVJAY]

Thank you for the demo

[@Practical-IT]

You're very welcome. This was a fun video to make.

[@ronm6585]

Thanks Jeremy. Will try this out.

[@walter_lesaulnier]

The last version had a quirky bug (at least on my machine) where it would sometimes crash on the opening selection screen. Just tried it and that issue seems to be fixed.

[@nurd45]

I thought you couldn't clone newer MAC's due to security concerns from Apple

[@Practical-IT]

You are correct. You cannot clone the Apple Silicon Macs (M-Series).
My mention of Macs was ONLY in the preparation of a USB stick for booting. Ex. If you're running a Mac, there's nothing stopping from downloading the ISO image of Rescuezilla and dropping it on a Ventoy-prepared USB stick. This WILL NOT boot on M-Series Macs.
I use a Mac Mini as my main machine, mostly for ease of editing. I routinely download X86_64 ISO images on this machine that I will use on a Ventoy USB Stick or for Proxmox.