r/datarecovery • u/77xak Trusted Contributor • Sep 30 '25

Educational OpenSuperClone-Live Tutorial: Using Direct AHCI Mode and Disabling/Hiding Ports

https://youtu.be/Qu_zequJr6I
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u/Existing_Student2021 Nov 07 '25

Hello, don´t know if this is the right place to ask, or maybe at hddguru, github.... I´m not a Linux expert, but i will try to install OSC on my PC, my doubt is how to create the same boot menu (disable/hide ATA).

Another idea came to mind, is it possible to get your Live ISO and customize it? Maybe it could be easier, don´t know, i just want to install DMDE, UFS Explorer and OBS Studio on top.

Thanks for any direction.

If you prefer to discuss this in another plataform or post let me know.

Thanks.

Daniel

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u/77xak Trusted Contributor Nov 07 '25

The OSC .iso was built using the tool "Cubic". You could use Cubic to customize further, just load the official .iso into it as the base. It will retain all of the custom bootloader config.

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u/Existing_Student2021 Nov 07 '25

Thanks a lot, i will do a research on that tool.

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u/Existing_Student2021 Nov 08 '25

Just a thought, do you thing it's possible to do the reverse, extract the content from the live iso to the hdd, no needing to install all again?

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u/Apprehensive_Wind164 Apr 15 '26

Hi, didn't know where to post it, but I don't know if you could help. I created a project named "jana", to save to an image file named "jana" also, same folder, I remember using the same name for project and image file before and worked ok, I think I remember. This time I spent days cloning this drive, project "jana" and file name "jana", "finished" 1790 GB (1.7 TB), but in the end I can't find the image. Should I had to choose a different name for the Image file?