Recovery media options

Question-

I made a custom ISO with my image on cd. Is there any switches I can put in the cfg file that would automatily start the recovery on boot up?


Thanks

 

Your PC will boot from the first bootable device listed in the BIOS boot order, unless you override it with the Boot Options function key at bootup.

 

yes I know.

What I mean is in the f11.cfg file in the recovery manager folder (of the recovery media)

Code:

[start]
echo Starting Acronis True Image...
initrd ramdisk.dat /s
kernel kernel.dat quiet
quiet on
mbrcrcs on
vga vesa

[continue]
sysboot /active

[bootmgr]
echo Press F11 for Acronis Startup Recovery Manager...
default continue
delay 30
bootmenu 389

What other switches/options are there?

 

You would probably need to create a "One-Click Restore" CD. There aren't any options you can add to the "f11.cfg" file to get the feature you want. A different version of the menu file is used for CDs and flashdrives.

Are you trying to restore an entire disk image or just a partition image?

How large is the image file?

 

I am just really trying to have fun with it and learn it. I know it is great working product, but I see a config file and I have to play with it. I am using 11 echo enterprsie. Can I make a 1 click restore with that?

Thanks

 

Hello keithschm,

Thank you for choosing Acronis Disk Backup Software.

We are sorry for delayed response.

As MudCrab noted, there is no option to make the restore process start automatically; the closest is Acronis One-Click restore. Both Acronis True Image 11 Home and Acronis True Image Echo Enterprise Server do have that option. For detailed instructions please see chapter "Creating backup archives", paragraph "Media components" of the respective User's Guides.

Thank you.
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Marat Setdikov