Acronis True Image 8.0 build 786 is officially released.

hey menorocam! thanks for that, that did the trick - no more wasted CDs now everytime ATI comes out with a new release - yeh!
jigs

 

Does the new release support "Intel(R) 82801FR SATA RAID Controller"
in its booting CD.

TIA

 

Supports my Intel 82801ER SATA RAID Controller so I would say yes. Not 100% sure but I am about 99% sure it will work for you.

 

Hello TroubleShooter,

Thank you for your interest in Acronis True Image (http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/).

Acronis True Image 8.0 (786 build) does support Intel 82801ER SATA RAID Controller.

Thank you.

--
Ilya Toytman

 

It does not support "Intel(R) 82801FR SATA RAID Controller".

My Controller is:
82801FR
NOT
82801ER

Thanx

 

since upgrading to this release i have one problem:
even though all shcheduled jobs have been deleted from the acronis interface AND from the Windows XP Scheduler, every time I try to shutdown I get Acronis trying to kick off a job that no longer exists, and then it dies with a Acronis Shcheduler 2 Helper error. Very annoying. What to do?

 

Does this release address the corrupt image problem?

 

Hello herojig,

Thank you for choosing Acronis True Image (http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/).

The first thing I can propose is to uninstall Acronis True Image and install the latest build from scratch.

If it doesn't help please do the following:

- Download the http://www.acronis.com/files/support/schedmgr.exe file;
- Start the Command Prompt from Start -> Programs -> Accessories menu;
- Run the following command in the folder you saved the file to:

schedmgr get report > schedreport.txt

- Send the created schedreport.txt file along with the description of the problem to support@acronis.com.

Thank you.

--
Ilya Toytman

 

Hello TroubleShooter,

I'm very sorry for the mistake in my reply to you. Your controller should be supported as well. Please contact support@acronis.com with the description of the problem you encounter using Acronis True Image.

Thank you.

--
Ilya Toytman

 

Thanks Iila, just sent the file u requested. i'd rather not reinstall unless absolutly needed....
jigs

 

@Ilya Toytman

I created the bootable CD (RW); when I boot the TI prog can't detect the internal Intel RAID-1 SATA drives but at the same time it can detect the external USB Ultra-ATA drive.

Hardware Spec.:
DEEL XPS Gen-3 Series
Chipset: Intel 925XE Express
Processor: Intel P4 3.40GHz Hyperthread
I/O Controller: 82801FR (1CH6R)
SATA0: WDC WD2500JD-75HBB0 250GB
SATA1: Maxtor 7Y250M0 251GB
Mem: 1.0GB DDR2 SDRAM

Using "Intel Application Accelerator RAID Option ROM Utility" to set RAID Level 1 (Mirror).

(P.S. The Windows "Disk Management" Show ONLY One HD.)

TIA

 

Hi Troubleshooter

I booted from the bootable CD (full vesion) and both, internal RAID-0 SATA drives and external USB ATA drive have been detected. Restore of the image is working (tested !).

Software: Acronis TI Server 8 (build 786)

Hardware Spec.:
DELL 8400
I/O Controller: 82801FR (1CH6R)
Using IAA RAID Utility

Homer

 

Hi Homer

What do U mean about "full version", and what does it differ from the one that built by the TI prog?

TIA

 

Hi Troubleshooter,

with TI program you can build two versions:
- Full Version, which is based on Linux (support of drivers for SATA RAID disks !)
- Safemode Version, which is based on 'DOS' (I have no details)


Homer

 

I tried the Full Version with no success.

TIA

 

Trying to update TI 8.0 to latest build,after
I input info, Ti7.0 comes up with latest build
TIA
JoeT

 

Hello Joe

Looks like you need to register your copy of TI 8 as detailed in this <Acronis Support Sticky>.

Regards

 

Hello all, I continue to have problems with ATI8 and scheduled tasks. Now it's to the point where I get an error: [/path/verylongnumberlettercombo/tib.tis] and something about RPC service. My question is what is meant by "install the latest build from scratch?" I am a registered paid-up customer and i have access to the updates, which i have reloaded on top of the old install, which seems to fix these kinds of problems temporarily, but they keep coming back. If i do a complete uninstall, do i have to remember any passwords or registration keys? It would take me a very long time to dig out that information, if i could recover it at all (not good about saving receipts, it's hard enough to keep other important info from disappearing with the amount of crashes my pc has these days). But Opera has saved my password into the update site, for which i am very grateful. Please advise!
thanks,jigs

 

ANy idea why?

 

I'm having trouble using v786 with a Toshiba notebook
The notebook model is 1405-S151. v786 has lost functionality that 768 has.

Booting from the CD v786 does not recognize USB hard drives attached to the notebook.

The prior version 768 recognized USB storage when booted from CD. The machine is about 2 years old so it is a USB 1.1 interface. (However 768 seems to not be as successful with CD images as 786.)

I would like to use a PCMCIA USB 2.0 interface but neither version recognizes USB storage attached to the PCMCIA USB card.


I don't have any of the builds between 768 & 786.

Suggestions?

 

I hope ATI support does not post another "send in your logs" note to this! I did and never heard back from them. Okay, let's assume it's an email glitch, but THERE IS CERTIANLY A PROBLEM WITH USB SUPPORT! Now I know I'm not crazy, as there are at least 2 of us that noted this problem. And I too noted an increased DE-support of usb between 768 and 786 (PLEASE ATI, use other version numbers instead of reversing 6&8!) how confusing is that! It's like users using double negitives like i do

Well kasommer, i have no suggestions except to do as i do, if a recovery is needed, u must plug your hard drive (that contains the recovery images) directly into laptop usb port before booting the recovery disk. It's the only thing that works in my installation, and that IS REALLY A PAIN IN THE

Hoping they get it right in version 867!!!!
jigs

 

I have the latest build as well... and have a similar problem, namely, that my pcmcia hard drive doesn't get recognized when booting from the CD. I'm using a Compaq Presario 2100 laptop...

Any techs out there know a solution?
Mark

 

does your laptop/harddrive have onboard usb support, outside of the PCMCIA? if not, uh oh....

 

I guess I wasn't clear.

The laptop does have onboard USB support. It is USB v1.1

Build 768 can see hard drives attached to it. Build 786 does not. This is booting off the CDROM.

The second issue is that I would really like to use my usb 2.0 PCMCIA card but TI does not recognize anything attached to it.

 

i had a similar problem with this but after my update to corp workstation and server the issue was resolved. I think its a more hardware compatibility and support issue rather than a problem with the program itself.

the question is, is acronis going to continue their support of standard ti software since there move to corp and enterprise