ACRONIS SNAP DEPLOY 3 - FOR WORKSTATION Manual page 94

/partition:[partition
number]
/raw
/progress:[on | off]
deploy
/harddisk:[disk number]
/partition:[partition
number]
/target_harddisk:[disk
number]
/target_partition:[part
ition number]
/start:[start sector]
/size:[partition size
in sectors]
/fat16_32
/restore_bootable:[auto
:on:off]
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Specifies the partitions to include into the image file. The list of
available partitions is provided by /list. Partition numbers are
specified as <disk number>-<partition number>, e.g.:
/partition:1-1,1-2,3-1
Use this option to create an image of a disk (partition) with an
unrecognized or unsupported file system. This will copy all
disk/partition contents sector-by-sector. Without this option only the
sectors containing useful system and user data are imaged (for the
supported file systems).
Shows/hides the progress information (percent completed). The
progress is shown by default.
Specifies the hard disk in the image.
Specifies the partitions in the image.
Specifies the target hard disk by number.
Specifies the target partition number for deploying a partition over
the existing one. If the option is not specified, the program assumes
that the target partition number is the same as the partition number
specified with the /partition option.
Sets the start sector for restoring a partition to the unallocated
space on the hard disk.
Sets the new partition size (in sectors).
Enables the file system conversion from FAT16 to FAT32 if the
partition size after deployment is likely to exceed 2GB. Without this
option, the deployed partition will inherit the file system from the
image.
Sets the rule of MBR deployment when deploying a partition (when
deploying a disk, MBR is always deployed.)
Auto – deploy MBR, if an active partition that contains an operating
system is deployed. Use this to ensure that the OS can boot up.
On - deploy MBR, if an active partition is deployed, no matter
whether the partition contains an OS or not.
Off – do not deploy MBR. Use this to preserve the Unix loader, for
example.
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