The disk contains an unclean file system (0, 0)

[willian]

@EduardoTSeoane Thanks a lot for the help.

I made the changes to the file you mentioned and it worked, but a question if you can help me, in the attached print shows that /dev/sda4 is being cloned, only 13.3GB of space was used in the image I made, but apparently it is being cloned the partition in its total size 135.7GB and is taking a long time to finish. Is this right?

[EduardoTSeoane]

@willian
yes its right.

If you read the screen with attention partclone retrieves
Device size (partition size)
Space in use
And
Free space.

[Sebastian Roth]

@willian As well make sure you read all this: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Windows_Dirty_Bit

[willian]

Hello @Sebastian-Roth

Yes, I saw it, but since I used sysprep to make the image, I thought that there would not be that problem.

[willian]

Guys, I came back because I think there’s still something wrong with the image capture I’m doing.

Somehow I can now capture the image without appearing the error I posted in the attached image, I commented the lines I had added fog.postinit script (provided by @EduardoTSeoane ) and nothing else, and now the capture normally occurs, but I still see a problem due to the fact that the whole disk is being uploaded instead of just the space that was used. So I read, it could be something related to Fast Boot, Hibernation or BitLocker, but as the image I made is coming from a VM, then I do not see how this could happen, other than that, the image type is as Single Disk - Resizable .
Was there anything else that could cause this?

Thanks.

[Sebastian Roth]

@willian said in The disk contains an unclean file system (0, 0):

So I read, it could be something related to Fast Boot, Hibernation or BitLocker, but as the image I made is coming from a VM,

Why should those not be related in the context of a VM? Please make sure Windows 10 Fast Boot is disabled! As well run manage-bde -status C: (ref) in an admin cmd window to see if BitLocker is enabled. Then use shutdown -s -t 0 (ref) to properly shut down the VM before capture!

[willian]

@Sebastian-Roth but there is no Fast Boot option in the VM, and BitLocker is disabled.

And I think the VM is properly shutdown when I run sysprep.

[Quazz]

@willian Fast Strange, there should be more options in the top left corner for power mangement, something like “Actions to take when closing lid”, thats where fastboot option is located.

[willian]

@Quazz yeah, but as it is a VM, I think there is no such option.

[willian]

I don’t know what happened but now it’s just capturing used space.