Rescuezilla 2.2 is a major release, derived from the Ubuntu 21.04 (Hirsute Hippo) operating system, but also because it comes with a highly requested feature: the ability to clone disks using a so-called device-to-device mode, allowing you to copy one disk drive directly to another. The new Rescuezilla release also adds support for virtual machine images, which you can now restore and explore in various formats supported by qemu-nbd, including VirtualBox’s VDI, VMWare’s VMDK, QEMU’s QCOW2, HyperV’s VHDx, raw .dd/.img, and many others.
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