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Clonezilla , how to have smaller files ?
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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2023
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Maybe the Mac uses full disk encryption? Clonezilla will clone everything incl. the empty areas as the entire drive contains data indistinguishable from random bits in that case. Encrypted data also does not compress.
I don’t think so as they both have a basic Fedora 38 installation.