Need help on bootable media environment on SSD

ATI 2009 & SSD (partially solved)

Hi,

I have 2 units X25-M running raid0 on onboard intel controller. 2 partitions.

In freshly installed Vista 32bits, I am able to make an image with ATI2009, save in 2nd partition. When I use the bootable media to try restoring the image, it shows only the partition but is empty without folders. I cannot browse to the folder with the backup image.

Similarly, I am not able to make an image under bootable media environment because I am unable to create folder.

Please assist.

 

Hmm, not good at all, i try to restore in windows environment, after reboot it said cannot find the file. So ATI 2009 is not working at all. jesus i just bought the software today.

 

For the Full Mode version of TI, have you tried the quiet acpi=off noapic option detailed in Section II of the PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU POST thread?

Does the SafeMedia version of TI 2009 show the partitions and files correctly? This is a separate download from your Acronis account. It needs to be installed before you can create a TI CD that includes it.

 

Thanks for the advice. Safe media works.

the quiet acpi=off noapic command does not change the situation.

Using safe bootable now shows the folders. I try to restore the image and it works. However the restoring speed is 5 times slower.... usually about 1min plus but it is 6min now.
Anyway, I have to use bootable CD to restore image and unable to restore through windows version reboot i think.


There are a few options that i am not sure whether to select or not during creating/restoring image:-

1) creating - sector by sector ? i did not select.
2) creating - MBR ? i did not select
3) restoring - MBR? i did not select

 

Hello iieeann,

Thank you for using Acronis True Image

If a file system is not supported or is corrupted, Acronis True Image Home can copy data using a sector-by-sector approach. If you are able to perform an ordinary backup operation, you shouldn't perform a sector-by-sector backup, it is not necessary.

If you backup a system partition, the MBR is already included, and you can restore the MBR separately. I use this option as a FixMBR operation in the case of need.

Thank you.

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Oleg Lee