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@ -56,25 +56,23 @@ Use Clonezilla again, to clone the virtual machine to a new virtual machine with
This time we are going to use local disks, so we need to create a new virtual machine with a smaller disk size (in my case, 64GB).
![Disks on ESXi](/images/clonezilla-1.jpg)
![Clonezilla local source](/images/clonezilla-2.jpg)
![Clonezilla local source](/images/clonezilla-1.jpg)
When asked about the partition table, choose the option "-k1" to keep the partition table as is.
![Clonezilla partition table](/images/clonezilla-3.jpg)
![Clonezilla partition table](/images/clonezilla-2.jpg)
When asked about the mode, choose "Expert"
![Clonezilla expert mode](/images/clonezilla-4.jpg)
![Clonezilla expert mode](/images/clonezilla-3.jpg)
Then, enable the option "-icds" to ignore the disk size.
![Clonezilla ignore disk size](/images/clonezilla-5.jpg)
![Clonezilla ignore disk size](/images/clonezilla-4.jpg)
After following the rest of the wizard, the cloning process will start.
![Clonezilla cloning](/images/clonezilla-6.jpg)
![Clonezilla cloning](/images/clonezilla-5.jpg)
After the process is complete, you will have a new virtual machine with a smaller disk size, and the same data as the original virtual machine.