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A little background, I clone my main ssd drive to a NAS over LAN using SuperDuper! The clone works fine and is mounted as a Volume.
I have EFIClone set to run post completion as stated in the Readme, I checked the logs with TEST_SWITCH="Y" and got the following error below:
EFIClone.log
[Mon Apr 9 13:37:47 EDT 2018] - ***** EFI Clone Script start [Mon Apr 9 13:37:47 EDT 2018] - working directory = / [Mon Apr 9 13:37:47 EDT 2018] - Running /Users/install/Downloads/EFIClone-master/EFIClone.sh [Mon Apr 9 13:37:47 EDT 2018] - 5 parameters were passed in. This is an unsupported number of parameters. Exiting now
Is there anyway to print the params to further debug? Are network drives supported? Is this just an issue with SuperDuper?
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Tried with physical disks, same error.
I changed Line #150 to if [[ "$#" == "5" ]] and it seems to work.
if [[ "$#" == "5" ]]
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Fix for new version of SuperDuper!
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Credit to @bryanberger in wombat94#14
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A little background, I clone my main ssd drive to a NAS over LAN using SuperDuper! The clone works fine and is mounted as a Volume.
I have EFIClone set to run post completion as stated in the Readme, I checked the logs with TEST_SWITCH="Y" and got the following error below:
EFIClone.log
Is there anyway to print the params to further debug? Are network drives supported? Is this just an issue with SuperDuper?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: