You can restore image files in a similar way you create them using Clonezilla. Since Clonezilla doesn’t support them, it means you must download the whole contents of a hard disk each time you want to clone them. The idea behind these types of backups is to save storage space by not requiring the user to download an entire copy of their disks multiple times but, instead, just add newer files to existing backup jobs. Incremental backup refers to a backup (imaging) job that only includes the data that has changed since the last backup, while a differential backup includes all the data that has changed since the last full backup. The average user will be best served by other imaging software.Īlso, Clonezilla doesn’t support incremental or differential backup.
Hence, we advise only technical users that can work their way excellently around a computer to adopt this platform. Even after loading it through a boot media, it requires complex settings to perform the backup operations. It’s quite ironic that Clonezilla is free to use but most users can’t adopt it. Besides, the process is much more stressful than using something you can download directly.
Understandably, most computer users aren’t tech-savvy enough to load software on a boot media and run it on their PC. The lack of a direct agent that you can install on an operating system pretty much prevents the majority of computer users from adopting Clonezilla.
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