SSD7502 clone RAID with dd
Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2025 3:36 pm
files used:
ubuntu-22.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso
Preparation
burn ubuntu-22.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso to USB
copy and extract HighPoint_NVMe_Ubuntu_22.04.1_Server_x86_64_v1.4.7_2022_09_29.tar.gz onto USB
Preparation notes:
If using another linux distribution you may need to install linux headers. (sudo apt install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
If using another linux distribution you may need to install zfs-dkms if working with zfs, as ubuntu server has this preloaded.
dd clone RAID HDD
Boot ubuntu 22.04.1 USB.
append the following to the ubuntu live boot entry (I had to add i915 because of my second GPU) then F10 to boot.
drop to terminal, login is "ubuntu" no password.
import ZFS for image storage (skip this step if you're using attached storage).
Install drivers for Highpoint RAID
check hptblock10n0p shows up with or
clone the RAID drive
restore dd image to HDD
Boot ubuntu 22.04.1 USB.
append the following to the ubuntu live boot entry (I had to add i915 because of my second GPU) then F10 to boot.
import ZFS for image storage (skip this step if you're using attached storage).
check hptblock10n0p shows up with or
restore the image
reboot and remove USB when prompted.
once in the GRUB menu, select advanced options and select failsafe.
once in the terminal issue the following command to ensure all VM/LXC boot naturally.
reboot and boot normally.
mount dd image to recover specific data
ubuntu-22.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso
Preparation
burn ubuntu-22.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso to USB
copy and extract HighPoint_NVMe_Ubuntu_22.04.1_Server_x86_64_v1.4.7_2022_09_29.tar.gz onto USB
Preparation notes:
If using another linux distribution you may need to install linux headers. (sudo apt install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
If using another linux distribution you may need to install zfs-dkms if working with zfs, as ubuntu server has this preloaded.
dd clone RAID HDD
Boot ubuntu 22.04.1 USB.
append the following to the ubuntu live boot entry (I had to add i915 because of my second GPU) then F10 to boot.
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modprobe.blacklist=i915,nvmeimport ZFS for image storage (skip this step if you're using attached storage).
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zpool import -faCode: Select all
bash /media/cdrom/hptdd/preinst.shCode: Select all
lsblk -fsCode: Select all
fdisk -lCode: Select all
sudo dd if=/dev/hptblock10n0p of=/zfs-raidz3/hptblock10n0p.img bs=4M status=progressBoot ubuntu 22.04.1 USB.
append the following to the ubuntu live boot entry (I had to add i915 because of my second GPU) then F10 to boot.
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modprobe.blacklist=i915,nvmeCode: Select all
zpool import -faCode: Select all
lsblk -fsCode: Select all
fdisk -lCode: Select all
sudo dd if=/zfs-raidz3/hptblock10n0p.img of=/dev/hptblock10n0p bs=4M status=progressonce in the GRUB menu, select advanced options and select failsafe.
once in the terminal issue the following command to ensure all VM/LXC boot naturally.
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zpool import -famount dd image to recover specific data
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losetup --find --show --partscan hptblock10n0p.imgCode: Select all
cat /proc/partitions
259 6 975872 loop0p1
259 7 31250432 loop0p2
259 8 944454656 loop0p3Code: Select all
mount /dev/loop0p3 /media/cdrom/