Simple backup script to backup a Windows 10 installation (EFI or MBR) using the /dev/ name, e.g. if on sda run "sh win10backup.sh sda"

win10backup.sh

# Simple backup script to backup a Windows 10 installation (EFI or MBR) using the /dev/ name, e.g. if on sda run "sh win10backup.sh sda"
PART=$1

date
echo "Saving partition map of ${PART}..."
fdisk -l /dev/${PART} > ${PART}.fdisk
cat ${PART}.fdisk

echo "Saving boot sector of ${PART}..."
dd bs=2048 count=1 if=/dev/${PART} of=${PART}.mbr

echo "Saving EFI Partition..."
ddrescue -v -N -D -d -r 3 -R -f /dev/${PART}2 ${PART}2.ddr

echo "Saving MS Reserved..."
ddrescue -v -N -D -d -r 3 -R -f /dev/${PART}3 ${PART}3.ddr

for p in 1 4; do 
    echo "Backing up ${PART}{$p}..."
    ntfsclone -t --new-half-serial --save-image -o - "/dev/${PART}${p}" | gzip -c > "${PART}${p}.ntfsclone.gz"
done

echo "Done!"
date

exit

# MBR version:
PART=$1

date
echo "Saving partition map of ${PART}..."
fdisk -l /dev/${PART} > ${PART}.fdisk
cat ${PART}.fdisk

echo "Saving boot sector of ${PART}..."
dd bs=2048 count=1 if=/dev/${PART} of=${PART}.mbr

for p in 1 2 3; do 
    echo "Backing up ${PART}{$p}..."
    ntfsclone -t --new-half-serial --save-image -o - "/dev/${PART}${p}" | gzip -c > "${PART}${p}.ntfsclone.gz"
done

echo "Done!"
date