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CloneZilla Live developer, Steven Shiau, officially announces the release of CloneZilla Live 2.2.3-25 with major new enhancements and minor bug fixes. The underlying GNU/Linux operating system is upgraded and it is based on Debian Sid repository. This distro is designed specially for hard disk drive cloning operations.

According to official announcement, CloneZilla 2.2.3-25 comes with updated Linux Kernel 3.14.7-1 along with updated Package drbl 2.9.9-drbl1 and clonezilla 3.10.26-drbl1. Apart from this, Syslinux is updated to 6.03-pre17 and program makeboot.sh is patched by Ceasar Sun to support xfs, ufs and ffs.

A new testing program named as "ocs-img-2-vdk" is added in this release which is used to convert CloneZilla image as virtual disk file via KVM. To use this new testing program, qemu-utils and qemu-kvm packages are needed. The language files such as ca_ES, de_DE, es_ES, fr_FR, it_IT, ja_JP.UTF-8 and sk_SK are also updated in this release. Also, review recent Linux Distro Release News.

Apart from these new changes, this release also includes minor bug fixes. This release forced to use LC_ALL=C to run printf in ocs-expand-mbr-pt which could avoid locales issue. The newer ntfsclone comes with option "-V' which conflicts with option we used before. You might also like to check out other latest Software News on our website.

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