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I'm trying to clone or take images of old SCSI hard disks. I use Clonezilla and at the last phase, it's written "no input". This is for 68 pin SCSI HDD. In another case, I can't see the hard disk at start and when I try taking image of HDD, it's said "...kernel is too old...".this is for 50 pin old SCSI HDD.
When I try with new SCSI disks, I have no problem, I can clone disks but with old SCSI disks, this doesn't work.
You may have some luck by selecting option 2 in Clonezilla: "Use the same CPU level with that of this DRBL server."
I used dd command on a Ubuntu installed computer, using terminal. It worked for me but there may be differences due to file system.
