User`s guide

#/sbin/lilo

GRUB:

#/sbin/grub-install /device_name (/device_name is hd: hda, hdal, hda2, sdal, sda2 etc)

6.4 Restoring data with a rescue CD

To restore data from an archive, using a rescue CD of Acronis True Image Echo Server,

you initially have to create such disk as described in

Chapter 9. Creating bootable media

Insert the rescue CD and reboot (you might have to enable the CD bootup option in

BIOS). You will see a standard Acronis True Image Echo Server main window.

The procedure of disk (partition) restoration from an image is almost identical to the one

described above. The only difference is that the Archive Selection window will list all local

disks (partitions) as unmounted:

In rescue mode Acronis True Image Echo Server cannot access LVM disks. This means

that an LVM volume image can be deployed on a MBR disk only.

A system, restored from an LVM volume image over an MBR disk, cannot boot because

its kernel tries to mount the root at LVM volume. To boot the system, change the loader

configuration and /etc/fstab so that LVM is not used. Then reactivate your boot manager

as described in 6.3.11.

6.5 Setting restore options

To view or edit the default restore options, select Tools -> Options -> Default

Restoration Options from the main program menu.

You can edit the default (or set the temporary) restore options while creating a restore

task as well.