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Examples of command files

Create an image of the "C" drive

Example 1:

Create an image of the "C"drive.This image will be compressed and saved whereby sectors not

being imaged (those sectors that have not changed since the base image was created) will be given

a hash value to check for changes in the future.The image will be compressed and split into files

that have a maximum size of 650 MByte each.Once it’s successfully created, the image will be

automatically validated.

<disk_devices>YES</disk_devices>

</command>

<image_type>used sector</image_type>

<compression_type>LZNT1 standard</compression_type>

<device_type>filesystem</device_type>

<image_name>E:image_20100128.xml</image_name>

<ignored_read_errors>YES</ignored_read_errors>

<comments>Image of the system drive</comments>

<max_image_size>650</max_image_size>

<automatically_validate_image>YES</automatically_validate_image>

<ignored_file_pattern>C:MSOCache*.*</ignored_file_pattern>

<ignored_file_pattern>pagefile.sys</ignored_file_pattern>

<ignored_file_pattern>hiberfil.sys</ignored_file_pattern>

<ignored_file_pattern>System Volume Information</ignored_file_pattern>

</command>

</DiskImageJob>

Create an incremental image from the base image

Example 2:

Create an incremental image from the image "E:image20100120.omg".This image will be

compressed and saved whereby sectors not being imaged (those sectors that have not changed

since the base image was created) will be given a hash value to check for changes in the future.The

incremental image will be named according to the date when the image is created.The parameter

"automatically_overwrite_image" is set to “NO“ so that an image with the same name may not be

overwritten.

<disk_devices>YES</disk_devices>

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