littlebigman
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[SOLVED] [Clonezilla + Vista] 0xc000225/Winload.exe
Hello
I'm using the open-source Clonezilla live CD to save/restore partitions.
Using the latest Clonezilla Live Stable (clonezilla-live-1.2.4-28-686.zip) on a USB key, I restored a Vista image into /dev/sda1 from /dev/sda2 (a.k.a. /dev/partimage). When done, I used fdisk to check that /dev/sda1 is NTFS and marked as active. FWIW, before using the regular version of Clonezilla, I tried the Ubuntu stable version, but it didn't work right (/dev/sda1 became /dev/sda5), so I used fdisk to delete and recreate /dev/sda1 and set its type as NTFS before trying again, with the regular version this time.
When rebooting, I get the following error:
"File: \Windows\system32\winload.exe
Status: 0xC0000225
Info: the selected entry could not be loaded because the application might be missing or corrupt."
Does someone know what this error means, and whether something can be done either when saving the image originally, or when restoring it?
I'd like to avoid having to reboot the computer to run a repair application after restoring an image, since the goal is to make it easy for developers to restore an image to test their app in different version of Windows.
Thank you for any hint.
Hello
I'm using the open-source Clonezilla live CD to save/restore partitions.
Using the latest Clonezilla Live Stable (clonezilla-live-1.2.4-28-686.zip) on a USB key, I restored a Vista image into /dev/sda1 from /dev/sda2 (a.k.a. /dev/partimage). When done, I used fdisk to check that /dev/sda1 is NTFS and marked as active. FWIW, before using the regular version of Clonezilla, I tried the Ubuntu stable version, but it didn't work right (/dev/sda1 became /dev/sda5), so I used fdisk to delete and recreate /dev/sda1 and set its type as NTFS before trying again, with the regular version this time.
When rebooting, I get the following error:
"File: \Windows\system32\winload.exe
Status: 0xC0000225
Info: the selected entry could not be loaded because the application might be missing or corrupt."
Does someone know what this error means, and whether something can be done either when saving the image originally, or when restoring it?
I'd like to avoid having to reboot the computer to run a repair application after restoring an image, since the goal is to make it easy for developers to restore an image to test their app in different version of Windows.
Thank you for any hint.
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