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Transferring the Live DVD ISO Image to Media on
page 174
New topic. It describes burning the Live DVD
boot ISO image to media such as a CD or DVD,
which is required for performing BMR on a
physical machine.
Loading the Live DVD and Starting the Target
Machine on page 174
New topic. It describes loading the Live DVD
boot disk and starting the destination
machine from the boot image.
Managing Linux Partitions on page 175 New topic. It presents information about
destination drive and what you need to
consider for restoring data.
Creating Partitions on the Destination Drive on
page 175
New topic. It describes how to create a
partition on the destination drive of hardware
used for a bare metal restore to match the
volume in the recovery point.
Mounting Partitions from the Command Line on
page 177
New topic. It describes creating and
mounting partitions on Linux machines.
Launching a Bare Metal Restore for Linux on
page 177
New topic. This topic explains two methods
for performing BMR for Linux (using the Core
Console UI or from the aamount utility at the
command line) and lists the steps required for
each.
Starting the Screen Utility on page 178 New topic. It describes the use of the optional
Screen utility included on the Live DVD ISO
image, which is convenient if performing a
BMR from the command line.
Launching a Bare Metal Restore for a Linux
Machine using the Command Line on page 179
Modified topic. Formerly entitled “Performing
a Bare Metal Restore for a Linux Machine using
the Command Line.” This topic walks users
through launching a BMR from the command
line. Removed step to load the Live DVD and
start the machine, and removed step to
manage partitions, as these now appear in
earlier sections. Added step to mount
volumes before launching aamount. Moved
steps for verification and creating bootable
partitions to their own sections.
Verifying the Bare Metal Restore from the
Command Line on page 182
New topic. It lists steps to verify a successful
BMR for Linux machines.
Performing a File System Check on the Restored
Volume on page 182
New topic. It indicates how to verify whether
appropriate partitions are mounted, describes
unmounting files, running a file system check,
and remounting volumes.
Creating Bootable Partitions on the Restored
Linux Machine using the Command Line on
page 183
New topic. It describes in detail steps required
to create bootable partitions on the restored
Linux machine.
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