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numbers can appear as follows:
/partition:1-1,1-2,1-3 or
/oss_numbers /partition:1-1,1-5,1-6
/reboot
Reboot the server after the operation is
completed
Any
/log:[file name]
Create a log file of the current operation
with the specified file name
Any
/log_net_user:[remote user]
If the log file is created on a network
share, include the user name for logon to
the share
Any
/log_net_password:[password]
If the log file is created on a network
share, include the password for logon to
the share
Any
13.1.3 Specific options (options specific for individual
baremetalrecoverycmd commands)
Option Description
create
/harddisk:[disk number]
Specifies the hard disks to include into the image file. The list of
available hard disks is provided by the
/list command. An image
may contain data of more than one hard disk. In that case,
separate disk numbers by commas, e.g.:
/harddisk:1,3
By specifying
/harddisk:DYN
you will back up all dynamic volumes present in the system.
/partition:[partition
number]
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
Dynamic volumes are specified with prefix DYN, e.g.:
/partition:DYN1,DYN2
/file
_
partition:[partition
letter]
Specifies the partition where the image file will be stored (by letter
or number). This option is used with
/filename:[file_name]. In
that case the file name must be specified without drive letter or root
folder. For example:
/file_partition:D /filename:”\1.tib”
Dynamic volumes are specified with prefix DYN, e.g.:
/file_partition:DYN1 /filename:”\1.tib”
/raw
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).
/progress:[on | off]
Shows/hides the progress information (percent completed). It is
shown by default.
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