Solução :
Proceed with FAT32 - 4gb limit wont cause you an issue. You dont have to worry.
Razão :
- Clonezilla automatically splits large files into multiples of 4gb ones (even on NTFS ones)
- UEFI based systems wont allow boot code in NTFS (usually). This is the reason why Rufus and others suggest FAT32. This is because of the specs of UEFI.
Outras questões:
First. Is it even possible to make Clonezilla boot AND restore images from same USB drive?
Sim. FAT32 é necessário para inicialização (por causa do UEFI)
Are my problems related to the fact I'm using a not-so-good dd method (I feel like sdb becomes fully busy because that bootable 200MB part with Clonezilla in the beginning of drive isn't recognized as a partition which just makes mount lock ALL the USB drive partitions)? Or I missed something else?
Não é devido ao método iso / dd. É por causa da partição de inicialização não formatada pelo FAT32.