The software creates backups of an entire computer or selected files and folders, and in the event of data loss, it can restore the computer to its previous state or recover specific files. So this discussion is only for a proof of concept and should not be used in a production environment.Acronis True Image is a backup and disaster recovery software application that is available for Windows and MacOS. Lastly in the referenced thread its also mentioned that Acronis True Image is not licensed for pxe booting. Imgargs dat10.dat initrd=dat11.dat force_modules=usbhid ramdisk_size=102400 vga=791 quiet Parameters: kernel tftp://$/acronis/dat12.dat dat12.dat Lets assume you place the files in /tftpboot/acronis on the fog server. Specifically this line SAY 02b Acronis True Image 2017 64Īppend initrd=/acronis2017/dat11.dat,/acronis2017/dat12.dat force_modules=usbhid ramdisk_size=102400 vga=791 quiet Recovery Manager While I still have no idea if this will work I did find this thread that gives some ideas. Now I have no clue how to make the iPXE Menu entry.Ĭan I kindly ask to help and to get this work?Ĭontent of “acronistrueimage2020.iso” if it helps in extracted form: bootmenu.exe I’ve mounted the *.iso to get an overview of the contained files. Unfortunatelly the *.iso you now retrieve from acronis doesn’t seem to use WinPE anymore.
I’ve seen that this was possible in FOG 1.5.7 with a Acronis 2018 WinPE stick. The major problem I’m facing now is, that i have no clue to make this boot over PXE (i had read this is required in an older post somewhere)
So generally, I managed to setup the FOG Server (Version 1.5.9) in combination with a Windows Server 2022 (DNS/DHCP). What I’d like to do is to be able to boot the “Acronis True Image 2020” over PXE with the FOG Server. But I saw that there was an option to boot an “.iso” from the FOG Server.
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