Alternatives to Partclone

Back up and restore the used blocks of supported partitions. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

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Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as Partclone.

  • Clonezilla

    A bootable disk cloner that images a whole drive or partition, including systems it cannot understand.

    Clonezilla is a bootable cloner that images whole drives including the boot loader, falls back to sector copies for unknown filesystems, and can deploy images over the network.

  • FSArchiver

    Command-line archiver that saves and restores whole Linux filesystems.

    FSArchiver works at the filesystem level, so archives can restore onto a partition of a different size or filesystem type, though the filesystem must be unmounted.

  • Rescuezilla

    A bootable disk imaging and cloning tool that is Clonezilla with a graphical interface people can actually use.

    Rescuezilla adds a point-and-click interface to Clonezilla-compatible imaging and boots from USB on any PC or Mac, but restoring to a smaller drive is restricted.

  • Foxclone

    Point-and-click Linux tool for imaging, restoring and cloning disk partitions.

    Foxclone images, restores and clones NTFS and ext4 partitions with compression from a simple graphical interface running in a Linux live environment.

  • Redo Rescue

    Create and restore disk images from a bootable rescue environment.

    Redo Rescue creates and restores disk images from a bootable rescue environment, which can recover a computer that no longer boots its installed system.

  • qt-fsarchiver

    Graphical front-end for FSArchiver that backs up and restores Linux partitions.

    qt-fsarchiver wraps FSArchiver in a graphical window for partition and MBR backup and restore, with packaging for Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, SUSE and Fedora.

Similar software

Related functionality, not a direct replacement.