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<blockquote data-quote="RHCP" data-source="post: 988808" data-attributes="member: 141827">I recently made my XP partition larger with Boot Camp Assistant, since I don't have either the XP or OS X (I am running 10.6.2) discs on me, I used Winclone to save my XP data, following these steps:<a href="http://dustyreagan.com/how-to-increase-or-decrease-your-boot-camp-partition/" target="_blank">How to increase or decrease your Boot Camp partition - Dusty Reagan</a>However, when I try to restore it I get an error message telling me to check the log. The log is very long, but the part that I think shows the error is:/usr/sbin/asr restore --noverify --puppetstrings -noprompt -erase --source &quot;/Volumes/LaCie/Clone.winclone/Windows.dmg&quot; --target &quot;/dev/disk0s3&quot; 1&gt;&amp;2XSTA&nbsp; &nbsp; start&nbsp; &nbsp; 139&nbsp; &nbsp; clientXSTA&nbsp; &nbsp; setup&nbsp; &nbsp; Validating target...doneXSTA&nbsp; &nbsp; metadata&nbsp; &nbsp; Validating source...done&nbsp; &nbsp; Repartitioning target device...done&nbsp; &nbsp; Erasing target device /dev/disk0s3...done&nbsp; &nbsp; Retrieving scan information...done&nbsp; &nbsp; Validating sizes...Not enough space on /dev/disk0s3 to restoreXSTA&nbsp; &nbsp; failreturn value of /usr/sbin/asr restore --noverify --puppetstrings -noprompt -erase --source &quot;/Volumes/LaCie/Clone.winclone/Windows.dmg&quot; --target &quot;/dev/disk0s3&quot; 1&gt;&amp;2 is 256/usr/sbin/asr restore --noverify --puppetstrings -noprompt -erase --source &quot;/Volumes/LaCie/Clone.winclone/Windows.dmg&quot; --target &quot;/dev/disk0s3&quot; 1&gt;&amp;2 did not complete successfullycleaning up: Mounting DiskVolume on disk0s3 failed to mountWed Jan 27 22:51:24 EST 2010Any idea what I should do? I have tried pressing mount and then restore and just pressing restore several times in Winclone. Oddly, whenever I use Winclone, it makes the Boot Camp partition invisible (or at least it disappears from the desktop and the Finder sidebar), so since I don't know where it is, I just re-make it. What should I do?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RHCP, post: 988808, member: 141827"] I recently made my XP partition larger with Boot Camp Assistant, since I don't have either the XP or OS X (I am running 10.6.2) discs on me, I used Winclone to save my XP data, following these steps: [url=http://dustyreagan.com/how-to-increase-or-decrease-your-boot-camp-partition/]How to increase or decrease your Boot Camp partition - Dusty Reagan[/url] However, when I try to restore it I get an error message telling me to check the log. The log is very long, but the part that I think shows the error is: /usr/sbin/asr restore --noverify --puppetstrings -noprompt -erase --source "/Volumes/LaCie/Clone.winclone/Windows.dmg" --target "/dev/disk0s3" 1>&2 XSTA start 139 client XSTA setup Validating target...done XSTA metadata Validating source...done Repartitioning target device...done Erasing target device /dev/disk0s3...done Retrieving scan information...done Validating sizes... Not enough space on /dev/disk0s3 to restore XSTA fail return value of /usr/sbin/asr restore --noverify --puppetstrings -noprompt -erase --source "/Volumes/LaCie/Clone.winclone/Windows.dmg" --target "/dev/disk0s3" 1>&2 is 256 /usr/sbin/asr restore --noverify --puppetstrings -noprompt -erase --source "/Volumes/LaCie/Clone.winclone/Windows.dmg" --target "/dev/disk0s3" 1>&2 did not complete successfully cleaning up: Mounting Disk Volume on disk0s3 failed to mount Wed Jan 27 22:51:24 EST 2010 Any idea what I should do? I have tried pressing mount and then restore and just pressing restore several times in Winclone. Oddly, whenever I use Winclone, it makes the Boot Camp partition invisible (or at least it disappears from the desktop and the Finder sidebar), so since I don't know where it is, I just re-make it. What should I do? [/QUOTE]

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