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- Contents
- Index
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- A -
- B -
Backup Options
Ignore disk read errors (bad sectors)
Windows Volume Snapshot Service
Backup sets parameters
Also apply the settings before creating a new image
- C -
configure startup media troubleshooting options
Connect
Drive letter for the selected partition
Connect an image as a virtual logical disk
Contact information and technical support
Context menu
Create a script from an existing task
Create a script from R-Drive Image
Creating consistent point-in-time bakups
- D -
Date
Dialog boxes
Disconnect virtual logical disks
- E -
- F -
File mask options
File systems
- H -
HDD Copy Method
Copy all partitions onto original places
Expand/Shrink partition to whole disk
- I -
Image Options
Check the image file immediately upon its creation
Imaging Mode Options
Append changes differentially to the existing image
Append changes incrementally to the existing image
Replace the existing image file with a new one
- L -
Linux Logical Volume Manager Volumes
List of Hardware Devices Supported in the Startup Mode
Load Computer into Startup Mode
- M -
Mail Notification Options
Media Options
Include R-Drive Image bootable version
Message
Messages
Error: Another partitioner is active
Image selected is larger than destination
Insert a blank CD-R/RW disk...
Insert the next blank CD-R/RW disk...
Insert the next blank floppy disk...
ISO-image created successfully
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Startup disks created successfully
Virtual disk(s) connected successfully
Virtual disk(s) disconnected successfully
You have selected several partitions...
- O -
OEM Client Media Options
Automatically reboot on successful restore
Client will search image on all disks
Perform restoration without confirmation
- P -
Panels
Connected Virtual Logical Disks
Mail Notification/Aux Applications
Removable Media Device Selection
Removable Storage Device Selection
Partition layouts
- R -
RAIDs, and Various Disk and Volume Managers
Restore Options
Drive letter for the selected partition
File system for the selected partitions
- S -
Scheduled actions, command line operations, and scripting
Scheduler and unattended actions
Script commands and parameters
Scripting and command line operations
Startup Media Troubleshooting Options
Create an image using the startup disks
Restore data to a system or another locked disk
Support for Various non-MBR/GPT Partition Layouts
Supported CD and DVD recorders
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Time/Event Options
wake the computer to run this task
- U -
- W -
Windiows explorer shortcut menu
Windows Software Spanned Volumes
Windows Storage Spaces
Backup Sets
A backup set is a set of files (usually a file for a full image of an object and a number of its incremental/differential backups) which R-Drive Image treats as one unit. Backup sets may be used when a number of tasks/scripts are used to create images of the same objects with the same filenames but with different parameters. Backup sets make it possible for you to flexibly control the parameters of complex backup tasks.
You may specify a total size allocated for the image files, a number of image files you want to keep, and the time for which you want to keep the data, etc.
You may do that on the Imaging Mode panel.
Backup sets parameters
Note: R-Drive Image will keep at least one backup set, regardless of the parameters specified.
Zero parameter value disables the parameter.
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Full image every |
Specifies the number of differential/incremental images after which a full image will be created. |
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Backup set size quota |
Specifies the total size on the disk in MB allocated for the backup set. If it is exceeded, the older backup set (all its files) will be removed. |
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Maximum number of backup sets |
Specifies the number of backup sets If it is exceeded, the older backup sets (all their files) will be removed. |
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Maximum number of image files |
Specifies the number of files in all backup sets. If it is exceeded, the older backup sets (all their files) will be removed. |
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Maximum backup set age |
Specifies the number of days for which R-Drive Image will keep the oldest backup set. Then the backup set will be removed. |
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Also apply the settings before creating a new image |
If this option is selected, the settings will be applied before creating the image, but as if it's already been created. For example, if the number of files is set to 3, and there are already 3 files,the oldest file will be deleted before creation of the new image file. If this option is clear, R-Drive Image will create the image file first, then deletes the oldest file. |
Backup set example
For example, you want to create an image file of your disk with the following conditions:
• A full backup of a disk once a week (Friday, 8:00 PM) and incremental backups on other days at the same time.
• The total size on the disk that may be used to store the image files is 20 GB.
• The number of backup sets is 3, the total number of files not exceeding 30.imis
• The oldest backup set should be removed in 21 days.
Then you need to create two tasks: one for the full data backup on Friday, the second one for the incremental data backup at 8:00 PM on all days except Friday.
The setting should be the following:
On the Image Destination panel
For both tasks:
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File name: |
I:\Test_Image.rdr |
On the Imaging Mode panel:
For both tasks:
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Use backup sets |
Selected |
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Backup size quota |
20000 |
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Maximum number of backup sets |
3 |
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Maximum number of image files |
30 |
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Maximum backup set age |
21 |
For the full data backup task
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Create a new full image |
Selected |
For the incremental backup task
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Append changes incrementally to the last image in the backup set |
Selected |
On the Time/Event panel:
For the full data backup task
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Perform the task |
Weekly |
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Run this task every |
1 week(s) |
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On the days |
Friday |
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Start time |
8:00 PM |
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Start Date: |
4/4/2008 |
For the incremental backup task
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Perform the task |
Weekly |
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Run this task every |
1 week(s) |
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On the days |
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday |
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Start time |
8:00 PM |
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Start Date: |
4/4/2008 |
File name convention:
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Full backup: |
<FIleName>_<Date_of_First_Backup>_<Time_of_First_Backup>_1.rdr |
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Incremental backup: |
<FIleName>_<Date_of_First_Backup>_<Time_of_First_Backup>_N+1.rdr |
N is the number of incremental backup
The files created
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Date Day |
Files created on the destination;Comments |
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4/4/2008 Friday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 |
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4/5/2008 Saturday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 |
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4/6/2008 Sunday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 |
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4/7/2008 Monday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 Test_Image_04042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:3 |
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4/8/2008 Tuesday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 Test_Image_04042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:3 Test_Image_04042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:4 |
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4/9/2008 Wednesday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 Test_Image_04042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:3 Test_Image_04042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:4 Test_Image_04042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:5 |
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4/10/2008 Thursday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 Test_Image_04042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:3 Test_Image_04042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:4 Test_Image_04042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:5 Test_Image_04042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:6 |
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4/11/2008 Friday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 Test_Image_04042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:3 Test_Image_04042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:4 Test_Image_04042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:5 Test_Image_04042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:6 Test_Image_11042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 2 |
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4/12/2008 Saturday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 Test_Image_04042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:3 Test_Image_04042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:4 Test_Image_04042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:5 Test_Image_04042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:6 Test_Image_11042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:1 |
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4/13/2008 Sunday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 Test_Image_04042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:3 Test_Image_04042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:4 Test_Image_04042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:5 Test_Image_04042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:6 Test_Image_11042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:1 Test_Image_11042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:2 |
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4/17/2008 Thursday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 Test_Image_04042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:3 Test_Image_04042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:4 Test_Image_04042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:5 Test_Image_04042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:6 Test_Image_11042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:1 Test_Image_11042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:3 Test_Image_11042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:4 Test_Image_11042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:5 Test_Image_11042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:6 |
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4/18/2008 Friday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 Test_Image_04042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:3 Test_Image_04042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:4 Test_Image_04042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:5 Test_Image_04042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:6 Test_Image_11042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:1 Test_Image_11042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:3 Test_Image_11042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:4 Test_Image_11042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:5 Test_Image_11042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:6 Test_Image_18042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 3 |
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4/19/2008 Saturday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 Test_Image_04042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:3 Test_Image_04042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:4 Test_Image_04042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:5 Test_Image_04042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:6 Test_Image_11042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:1 Test_Image_11042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:3 Test_Image_11042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:4 Test_Image_11042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:5 Test_Image_11042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:6 Test_Image_18042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 3 Test_Image_18042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:1 |
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4/20/2008 Sunday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 Test_Image_04042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:3 Test_Image_04042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:4 Test_Image_04042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:5 Test_Image_04042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:6 Test_Image_11042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:1 Test_Image_11042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:3 Test_Image_11042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:4 Test_Image_11042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:5 Test_Image_11042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:6 Test_Image_18042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 3 Test_Image_18042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:1 Test_Image_18042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:2 |
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4/24/2008 Thursday |
Test_Image_04042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:1 Test_Image_04042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:2 Test_Image_04042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:3 Test_Image_04042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:4 Test_Image_04042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:5 Test_Image_04042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 1:6 Test_Image_11042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:1 Test_Image_11042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:3 Test_Image_11042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:4 Test_Image_11042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:5 Test_Image_11042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:6 Test_Image_18042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 3 Test_Image_18042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:1 Test_Image_18042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:2 Test_Image_18042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:3 Test_Image_18042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:4 Test_Image_18042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:5 Test_Image_18042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:6 |
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4/25/2008 Friday |
;Full backup 1 is deleted (All its files) Test_Image_11042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:1 Test_Image_11042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:3 Test_Image_11042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:4 Test_Image_11042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:5 Test_Image_11042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:6 Test_Image_18042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 3 Test_Image_18042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:1 Test_Image_18042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:2 Test_Image_18042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:3 Test_Image_18042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:4 Test_Image_18042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:5 Test_Image_18042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:6 Test_Image_25042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 4 |
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4/26/2008 Saturday |
Test_Image_11042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:1 Test_Image_11042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:2 Test_Image_11042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:3 Test_Image_11042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:4 Test_Image_11042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:5 Test_Image_11042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 2:6 Test_Image_18042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 3 Test_Image_18042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:1 Test_Image_18042008_200000_3.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:2 Test_Image_18042008_200000_4.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:3 Test_Image_18042008_200000_5.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:4 Test_Image_18042008_200000_6.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:5 Test_Image_18042008_200000_7.rdr ;Incremental backup 3:6 Test_Image_25042008_200000_1.rdr ;Full backup 4 Test_Image_18042008_200000_2.rdr ;Incremental backup 4:1 |
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Please note, that the oldest backup set would be deleted if the total size exceeds 20 GB or the number of all files from all backup sets exceeds 30.
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