Doesn't Clonezilla support restoring the data from the 13.6 GB partition to a larger partition?

Anyway, I think fdisk /mbr should do the trick. Alternatively, you might have to set the partition's "active" flag.

I don't think any 32 GB limit has anything to do with it.

Clonezilla has an option to resize partitions proportionally which works great on any OS I've tried it on *except* Win98 😒
http://clonezilla.org/clonezilla-live/doc/03_ … anced-param.php
In order to get my Clonezilla restores to work with Win98, I have to make sure the -r flag is turned off and I disable checking the image before restoring. I don't see why, it should work the same as other OSes, but I haven't had time to troubleshoot it further yet.

Thank you for the suggestions.

I just tried "fdisk /mbr" without success -> Display stays black.

I also just tried to clone again with the "-k1" parameter to resize the partition on the larger target disk -> Copy is working fine as well, but the partition has still the original size.

Kind regards,
K1LLUM1N471

What about using "sys c:" from a bootable Win98 floppy after resizing the drive?

I remember having resized an original Toshiba windows 95 found on a 200CDS and moved it to my 210CS on the bigger hard drive with mini tool partition wizard and it seems to have worked without any issues

You need something to plug the old hdd to a modern computer though