09-29-2017, 09:01 AM
Have never used SystemBack myself, so have no experience creating and using an ISO with it for installations. With that said, is your ISO file actually 14.92GiB in size, or is that just the full capacity of the USB stick you're using? If ISO is that size and disk you're installing to is less than that, that would cause problem. In that case, I'd suggest making a new ISO after eliminating some less necessary items on source system (to reduce size) that can be easily added back later.
If ISO file is not as big as destination drive, then possibly problem is how you're trying to partition. You didn't specify what type of partition(s) you were trying to set, but I'd suggest using just two:
-- One Swap partition, size = 1-2GB, format "linux-swap", no mount point to set for this
-- One large Root partition, size = rest of drive, format "Ext4", mount point = /
If none of this was helpful, hopefully someone with SystemBack experience will jump in here.
If ISO file is not as big as destination drive, then possibly problem is how you're trying to partition. You didn't specify what type of partition(s) you were trying to set, but I'd suggest using just two:
-- One Swap partition, size = 1-2GB, format "linux-swap", no mount point to set for this
-- One large Root partition, size = rest of drive, format "Ext4", mount point = /
If none of this was helpful, hopefully someone with SystemBack experience will jump in here.
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