Hi,

The MC200 runs a cut-down version of Linux. Make sure whatever cloning software you choose can handle this.

I have successfully cloned and upgraded MC200s to use larger disks, so it isn't too difficult, provided you know what you're doing.

I've not personally used Macrium Reflect, so I can't comment on whether it will do the job.

Basically, the process is to duplicate the disk (as-is), then expand the partition.

Provided you don't do anything to the original disk, that will be your backup until the process is complete.

Good luck,

Steve

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