TeraByte Product Release Thread

Mohamed,

I can't speak for the other apps but IFL supports WiFi with WPA security.

 

Brian
image for linux can restore a solid state disk image created to another solid state disk os w7?
you know w7 create a partition about 100mb

should i enable some option before the restore or does image for linux in the restore creates the reserved zone partition and so on?

by the way is easy to install BootIt® Bare Metal in a usb stick?

thanks Brian

 

mantra,

Sure. That's standard. Nothing special.

You can prevent this partition from being created by installing Win7 into a partition.

If you have a SRP and a Win7 partition then you need to restore both partitions if you are changing HDs or SSDs.

Same method as creating a BIBM CD.

 

thanks Brian

is there an utility to backup an usb stick ?

i liked USB Flash Tools v2.10 but can not find it anymore

i would like to backup and maybe restore without using Bibm usb creator

because i would need the usb stick to use for another program or data

thanks

 

I use IFW to backup and restore UFDs. Backup the Entire Drive, not just the partition on the UFD.

If you don't have IFW you can use IFL or IFD.

 

Just create an ISO with the BIBM usb creator. Then use YUMI with the "Try an Unlisted ISO option" to add BIBM's iso to its bootlist.

Panagiotis

 

To copy a boot USB stick, you can use ImageUSB. It creates a sector-by-sector clone, so the capacity of the "target" USB must be at least equal to the that of the "original".

More info in:http://www.techfeb.com/how-to-clone-bootable-pen-drive-to-another-one-tutorial-and-uses/

 

Thank you.

I disabled Fast Startup.

 

Today, I made an Image of only the Windows 8 partition. The Image file is showing up in both Image for Linux and Windows 8 Explorer. 'Maybe' the firmware flash fixed the hard drive problem.

 

hi
edit resize or enlarge a w7 OS partition is dangerous ? right?

 

Not at all.

 

do you mean deleting the 100mb reserved zone or resize the for example 100Gb to 80Gb is not dangerous?

w7 or w8 will work without a problem after the changes?

in 2 hard disk i create some paritions with disk director acronis (xp partition type) can i use BootIt BM without change these partition or loose these partition ?


thanks

 

I've done it many times. So many that I wrote a batch file to do it automatically.

http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/kb/article.php?id=409

Resizing (or sliding) Win7 or Win8. Easy. No problems. Copying Win7 or Win8 to another HD in your system, no problem.

If you are using BIBM with unlimited primaries you shouldn't use any other imaging app as you risk deleting partitions. But I don't think that's what you asked. I wouldn't trust Acronis Disk Director. I've seen it create some "strange" partition issues.

 

Even I was able to do it....after Brian gave me step by step instructions.

 

Brian , i know i don't use disk director anymore
but these partition 6 , i created with acronis some years ago and disk director used the xp partition type

now is it's a risk to resize these partitions with bibm?

 

No risk, BIBM should work fine. It can even correct any partition errors.

 

a good mate for bibm could be Easeus Partition Master 9 pro , couldn't be?

but in bibm is there an option to work with vista or xp parition type?

i know there is a batch to change the xp parition type to vista/7 type

but in these partition i have lots of data , can't backup

thanks brian

 

When working with WinXP type partitions, select Cylinder Aligned in BIBM Settings. Vista, Win7 and Win8 use 2048 Sector Aligned partitions. But all OS can work with data partitions of either type.

 

and will be i safe?

i have lots of data in these partitions...

 

Are you resizing larger or smaller?

 

i would like to resizing 1 parition abd make smaller

i would like to delete a linux partition and merge with a windows partitions

all these partition are made with disk director (xp style)

thanks

ps is there a backup , un-do if i do a mess up and loosing my partition ?

 

About 10 years ago I experienced a power blackout while resizing. Otherwise I haven't had any problems.

Resizing smaller can be time consuming depending on how much data needs to be moved.

 

thanks Brian

but would love to have pinned for example the script to allign all partition to 2048 Sector Aligned partitions

or

 

I've never seen that one. Or heard about it.

 

hi
you told me that BIBM can convert the xp type partition to the new vista/7 without problem but there is a script

i remember it