Acronis .cab file for BARTPE plugin

Discussion in 'Acronis True Image Product Line' started by Highplain, Dec 31, 2006.

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  1. Highplain

    Highplain Registered Member

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    I downloaded the newest version of BARTPE and started the .iso build process. What I found was that BARTPE (at least the newest version) is looking for a .cab file to load. The BartPE folder in the Acronis installation doesn't have that, just an .ini file. BART doesn't like that at all. The fix was simple I just rolled the contents of the BartPE folder into a .cab file and BARTPE imported the plugin just fine. I was wondering if anyone else had run into this.

    p.s. I probably wouldn't have had to deal with this if it weren't for the lack of Intel Core2 Duo support in Acronis. Very large problem with the new :D machines that I have built for the company. BARTPE seems to be a workaround, but it's making me take a very hard look at Ghost for a networked solution, not to mention the very basic process of recognizing the clients HDD!
     
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    You could also use one of Mustang's plugins http://www.mechrest.com/plugins/.
     
  3. Highplain

    Highplain Registered Member

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    Thanks for that Thomas. I created mine ostensibly for use with a standalone ATI 10.0 install. However, my networked clients are currently running ATI 8. I was hoping that the disk created with the Bartpe plugin from the 10.0 install would be backwards compatable with a ATI 8 backup on the network. Do you think that I should download the 8.0 plugin from that site and create a disk from that instead (for the networked clients built with the Core2 Duo especially)?
     
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    V10 should be backwards compatible for restores of V8 images. If you create images of those networked clients with V10 you can't restore with V8. I would build a BartPE disk with Mustang's V8 plugin unless you plain to migrate all the networked clients to V10. Better safe than sorry.
     
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