Disk Imaging: How to Create a Linux Disk Image

How Can I Create a Disk Image in Linux or Windows

It is easy to image a disk in Windows 7/8/10. However, when it comes to cloning, backup or restoring data on Linux, there are lots of obstacles. How to image a Linux disk? How to backup or clone Linux disk? In fact, it is pretty easy to create a Linux disk image, if you have the best disk cloning software for Linux - EaseUS Disk Copy. 

It fully supports you to create a Linux image and upgrade to a bigger disk. You can just apply this software to help you image Linux hard drive with ease now.

How to Image Linux Disk with EaseUS Disk Copy

Step 1. Download, install and run EaseUS Disk Copy on a healthy Windows computer. And connect an external storage device like a USB flash drive or and external hard drive to the PC. Click "Create bootable disk".

Step 2. Select USB and select your device, click "Create".

Wait for the process to complete and then you'll get a bootable disk.

Step 3. Connect the bootable disk USB and a new SSD/HDD to the computer on which you want to clone the disk and set the computer to boot from the bootable disk by changing the boot order in BIOS.

Step 4. On EaseUS Disk Copy, click "Disk Mode" and select the source disk that you want to copy or clone. Click "Next" to continue.

Step 5. Select the destination disk where you want to clone/copy the old disk and click Next to continue. Click "OK" to confirm if the program asks to erase data on the destination disk.

Step 6. Check and edit the disk layout as Autofit the disk, Copy as the source or Edit disk layout. Autofit the disk is recommended.

• Copy as the source option will copy/clone the same layout of partitions on your source disk to the destination disk.
• Edit disk layout allows you to resize or move partition layout on the destination disk manually.
• If your destination disk is an SSD drive, do remember to tick Check the option if the target is SSD.

Click "Proceed" to start the disk cloning or disk copying process now.