I would not recommend clonezilla or any "smart" imaging tool to copy a drive with known structure errors. I would just make a partition at least GB in size and use dd to copy the source drive to it, byte-for-byte. Last edited by rknichols; at PM. Thanks for this, it'll likely take me a day or two to make the time to do this properly so, if you will bear with me I'll post back as soon as possible with some results.
Cheers for now, Steve. I've used Ranish before to fix overlaps. There is no real good way to be sure your data is correct at this point. It is has not been a common issue for a very long time to have overlapping partitions.
Assume your data is damaged and consider clean installs. There are not actually any overlapping partitions. There is a primary partition that is using space that is within the container that is the extended partition, but there is no overlap of any actual data partitions. Ubuntu default partitioning back then would have been to have the swap as a logical by itself - and thus the root partition as a primary.
That might be a logical or not depending on the vendors setup - I've seen both. If it were me, I'd delete the extended partition altogether just to get things going. All after a decent backup of course. The swap can be added back anytime, but this may be more fiddly than the OP is comfortable with.
Originally Posted by syg Note that Linux is on logical partition sda5 within the extended partition, so you'd be deleting that, too. Yes, it may be possible to correct the barriers but you don't know what data may have had some reference to those spots. It is possible that a very old program made the issue and has been like this for years.
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