Bart PE

Discussion in 'Acronis True Image Product Line' started by Frankjg, Nov 29, 2006.

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  1. Frankjg

    Frankjg Registered Member

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    I installed TI10 and it works nicely but where do I find the Plug in Bart PE. I loaded it after I did a typical install but cannot find it.

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  2. seekforever

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    If it is like TI9, you need to do a Complete install.
     
  3. mrgaryd

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    I'm afraid the link given by mrgaryd will lead to the TI8 plugin, which had to be downloaded separately.

    Better follow seekforever's advice and rest assured that you are getting the plugin created from the version you are using.
     
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    Or look here for Mustang's plugin http://www.mechrest.com/plugins/ for V10.
     
  6. QuiGonJohn

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    I don't understand BartPE.

    Can someone give me a good explanation of what it is, what it does and how to use or create it?
     
  7. foghorne

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    It is Windows which boots from a CD.

    If you ever want to restore your system partition, you cannot do this from your normal Windows environment because many of the files are locked out by the OS.

    You can do the restoration using the Linux rescue CD/Linux reboot. The trouble is that the drivers it uses are frozen with the build of ATI - you cannot add drivers. If you add a new hard disk or change your motherboard to one with a new chipset which are unsupported by the Linux drivers you will not be able to restore.

    What BartPE does, is allow you to run the Windows version of ATI from a *CD* rather than from your hard disk meaning that the files on the hard disk are not locked out preventing restoration. It also allows you add new drivers which is not possible under the rescue disk. BartPE is nothing to do with Acronis, Acronis just supply the configuration required to install (or 'plugin') the Windows ATI program into the BartPE environment.

    I found this post useful for setting up my BartPE:

    https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=839781&postcount=1

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  8. QuiGonJohn

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    So if you made a change, as you talked about, (mthrbd, HDD, etc.), would it pick those drivers up off the HDD or would you have to burn a new BartPE Rescue CD?
     
  9. foghorne

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    the latter. But at least you are burning from the source rather than burning a fixed system which requires Acronis to get involved if you need to change it.

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  10. QuiGonJohn

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    Wow, I just did a quick look thru of the info on BartPE. Like others have mentioned, I too know my way around a computer going back to the DOS days. And I think it seems quite complicated.

    One thing right off that I don't get. On the getting started, they explain the steps. But I see no mention of how to incorporate a plug-in into the BartPE CD you are creating.
     
  11. foghorne

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    Step 4:
    4. You are going to copy the Bart's PE plug in from the Acronis install to the "PlugIn" folder created in the PE

    The most important bit of preparation is to ensure that you have an install disk for XP *including SP2*, or you have an install disk for XP and additionally, the SP2 installable. If you have the latter combination you need to slipstream SP2 into the XP files. If you are slipstreaming make sure you copy the XP CD to harddisk so that the slipstream can update its files with the SP2 ones.

    To slipstream run PEBuilder and select Source/Slipstream from the menu. Once you have your SP2'd XP it is all cake and piss after that and you will be coming back to this forum telling us all so :D

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  12. mrgaryd

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    Thank you for informing us about that, I am running ATI 9.0 build 3,677 does it contain the plugino_O
     
  13. thomasjk

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    Yes, but you have to do a complete install (which is not the default ) to get it installed on your computer. If it is installed it will be in X:\Program Files\Acronis\TrueImageHome\Bartpe. X: is the drive to which you installed True Image.
     
  14. mrgaryd

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    So if I did a typical install should I uninstall what I have and do a complete install( I had to D/L the upgrade for build 3,677)
     
  15. thomasjk

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    That would be my suggestion. Keep track of you serial number when you reinstall.
     
  16. mrgaryd

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    Would I have to re download the update? it was a pretty big file!!!!Would that be the number that came with the disk I purchased??ALSO-----Will I have to reregester ATI?
     
  17. bVolk

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    In fact, on TI complete install, the files and subdirectories comprising what is called "the TI plugin for BartPE" are only saved into

    C:\Program Files\Acronis\TrueImageHome\BartPE

    for you to copy them from the above into

    C:\pebuilder3110a\plugin\trueimage

    where the latter ...\trueimage (in my case) is a new subfolder you are advised to create to comply with the original PEbuilder structure, giving it any appropriate name.

    After that you run PEbuilder to create a BartPE CD with True Image included.
     
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  18. mrgaryd

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    I did a complete install, but did not remove the original installation nor did I overwrite any of the previous files, did not get C:\Program Files\Acronis\TrueImageHome\BartPE,,,nor did I get C:\pebuilder3110a\plugin\trueimage, which brings me to believe I have to uninstall all of the existing ATI file and do a complete install, and D/L the update again_____TRUE??
     
  19. foghorne

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    No.

    pebuilder is not part of ATI.
    You need to download this from http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/

    Note that you should be able to add the BartPE plugin without uninstalling the rest of ATI. Run the ATI setup and select 'Modify' then ensure that the Bart PE option is selected and install it.

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  20. mrgaryd

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    [/QUOTE]pebuilder is not part of ATI.
    You need to download this from http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/

    Note that you should be able to add the BartPE plugin without uninstalling the rest of ATI. Run the ATI setup and select 'Modify' then ensure that the Bart PE option is selected and install it.

    F.[/QUOTE]


    Where do you find 'Modify' iviewcapture_date_30_11_2006_time_12_19_21.jpg
     
  21. mrgaryd

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    pebuilder is not part of ATI.
    You need to download this from http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/

    Note that you should be able to add the BartPE plugin without uninstalling the rest of ATI. Run the ATI setup and select 'Modify' then ensure that the Bart PE option is selected and install it.

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    Where do you find 'Modify' View attachment 185515
     
  22. mrgaryd

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    Sorry about the double post
     
  23. bVolk

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    Try clicking on the Acronis True Image icon. It should unfold for you to select the various install options.

    Likewise if you click on the Rescue Media Builder icon you should get Full and Safe option and select both.

    In short, you should opt to install everything if you want to explore all the TI functions.
     
  24. mrgaryd

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    iviewcapture_date_30_11_2006_time_18_17_09.jpg
    This is what I get when I click ATI icon can you show what next please??
     
  25. bVolk

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    No, I meant in the screen you posted in #20. Or just select Complete (or something to that effect) on the screen before that, while installing.

    I don't know of any means of unpacking the BartPE plugin files after the installation of TI has been accomplished.
     
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