Updating?

Maybe it's just me but I can't figure this one out.
Is there a way to update a snapshot to keep it current, outside of a schedule, which I can't get to work either.
Would really appreciate any help on this one.
Dan

 

I know schedules are the worst part of FDISR, I've mentioned this many times at Wilders. Nobody really cared.

AFAIK, a manual Copy/Update is the only alternative.
Copy/Update FROM snapshot/archive TO (new)snapshot/(new)archive.

A frozen snapshot is also based on an automatic invisible Copy/Update FROM archive TO snapshot.
But a frozen snapshot is a total different world, than a normal snapshot.

Maybe you can contact Raxco, to find other possible alternatives.

 

Are you saying the current snapshot updates itself?
Then by copying it makes the others up to date?
If that's the case then the solution was easier then I thought.
Guess I'm making things more complicated then they are.

Thanks for the help.
to you all!

 

Copy/update keeps EACH existing snapshot or archive up-to-date and those updatings are very fast, much faster than creating new snapshots or new archives.

 

Thanks again, this whole program is starting to make alot more sense now!

 

It takes time to learn FDISR, I'm still learning and I use it since march 2006.

 

Kudos! This program is not only a time saver for recovery but my goodness the endless arrangments you can make with the snapshots gives a user a whole new freedom of expression if you ask me.

Great piece of work of it's kind, bar none.

 

Got it. I was making it more complicated then it was.
Getting to like this program though.
I did try the Rollback rx with the instant snapshot. It did work well for me.
But their games for getting a discount was a real turnoff.
Someone here said it was a red flag, and it is.
Just as well though, cause I came back to finish my trial and I'm glad I did.
Alot more options and it does run alot lighter.
I have 3 days left and will be buying in the next couple of days.
And Kudos to the people here in this forum.
All have been most helpful.
Thanks, Dan