Support for USB on a PCI card

[tetranz]

Hi all

I do some I.T. support as a volunteer at a school. I own True Image 9 and use the bootable CD from time to time to do a full image backup of their old Dell GX110 server which runs Windows NT. I currently backup across the network but I'd like to use a portable USB drive for this.

The GX110 only has USB 1 ports which are painfully slow so I'm thinking of installing a USB PCI card. Is this going to work with True Image?

Just picking a reasonable looking one at random, I'm thinking of something like this (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16815166002) If not that one, any suggestions of one that would work?

Thanks
Ross

[seekforever]

Sorry but the best answer is you have to try it unless somebody has the same PC model with a card in it. Since you are using the bootable disk making a BARTPE disk would likely work if the TI CD doesn't.

[GroomLake]

I have a PCI USB card in my computer and it works well. The PCI slot on your computer runs at 33 mgeahetz. Use a good named brand.

[jmk94903]

-{ Quote: "Hi all

I do some I.T. support as a volunteer at a school. I own True Image 9 and use the bootable CD from time to time to do a full image backup of their old Dell GX110 server which runs Windows NT. I currently backup across the network but I'd like to use a portable USB drive for this.

The GX110 only has USB 1 ports which are painfully slow so I'm thinking of installing a USB PCI card. Is this going to work with True Image?

Just picking a reasonable looking one at random, I'm thinking of something like this (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16815166002) If not that one, any suggestions of one that would work?

Thanks
Ross" }-I have had very good luck using Adaptec USB 2.0 PCI cards with the TrueImage 9 Recovery CD. It's always been recognized.

You may pay a bit more for the Adaptec brand, but you get the NEC chipset which is the best for use with Acronis products.