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3.7.24 use_all_space

--use_all_space

This parameter is used with the recover disk (p. 20) and recover vm (p. 29) commands if you

recover a volume to unallocated space.

If specified, the recovered volume will occupy all the unallocated space. Otherwise, the recovered

volume size will be the same as in the backup.

3.8 Mounting parameters

3.8.1 rw

--rw

If specified, the backed-up volume will be mounted in the read/write mode. You will be able to

modify its contents (save, move, create, delete files or folders) and run executables consisting of one

file.

If not specified, the volume will be mounted in the read-only mode.

3.8.2 letter

Command: mount

--letter=<letters>

Letters to be assigned to the mounted volumes. The parameter is used with the mount (p. 51)

command when mounting volumes in Windows.

The letters you specify are assigned to the volumes according to the volume order in the --volume

(p. 84) parameter.

Example

--volume=2-1,1-3,1-1 --letter=K,L,M

The letters will be assigned as follows: 2-1=K; 1-3=L; 1-1=M.

If no letter is specified for one or several volumes, the software will assign the first available letters.

In this case, use the list disks (p. 18) command to get the letters assigned to the volumes. If you

specify more letters than volumes, the operation will fail.

Command: umount

--letter={<letter>|all}

The letter of the volume to be disconnected. The parameter is used with the umount (p. 52)

command when unmounting a volume in Windows. If the value is all, all volumes will be

disconnected. If the parameter is not specified, the operation will fail.