I have a nice setup ubuntu desktop just the way I like it and am hoping to be able to easily recover it or set it up on multiple pcs in my house if I want or even install on a friends computer that likes my setup. A problem I'm trying to work around is that I only have roughly 57gb of data on my HDD while the drive itself is much bigger. I want to move the 57gb over to a 64gb usb flash drive and be able to shrink and unshrink as needed.
I have other windows 10 pcs and linux pcs so whatever the best solution to easily copy it over I'm willing to do. I have tried clonezilla live but was unable to get it to show anything but a black screen after boot no matter what version. I thought there must be a good alternative method that might possiblly be even easier without having to run a live version. So any information on what you would consider would be the best way to go about making a reusable usb flash drive for this would be greatly appreciated!
I have other windows 10 pcs and linux pcs so whatever the best solution to easily copy it over I'm willing to do. I have tried clonezilla live but was unable to get it to show anything but a black screen after boot no matter what version. I thought there must be a good alternative method that might possiblly be even easier without having to run a live version. So any information on what you would consider would be the best way to go about making a reusable usb flash drive for this would be greatly appreciated!