there are bit by by bit copying programs that are"partition scheme agnostic" they can copy anythingNo. If you get the SATA drive with the image. Buy an IDE drive and just image it across. That's what I did in the past. But I no longer have the machine or the image.
youll need a pc with an IDE and SATA port but wont need to change the printer.
i have a machine from csc in california (he invented the modern ide partitioning scheme, and was the sole seagate servicer of hard drives for almost 20 years)
it can copy any proprietary partitioning scheme
for SATA & SAS you need to use a software solution.
i have been told those weird little cloning devices running linux on a chip can sometimes work wonders, but i am not sure, you would have to try it