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Run the adksetup.exe and go through the prompts.
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You will be prompted to specify the folder of the WinPE files, so you will need to download one of the AIK (Automated installation kit) files (that is most applicable for your environment).ĥ.
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Make sure to change Bootable media type to Windows PE. A wizard will appear that will walk you through creating bootable media.Ĥ. After the installation has completed, launch the Bootable Media Builder from the Start menu. Once the Bootable Media Builder is extracted, navigate to the location, and install.ģ. Too much trouble for sure just to try to get a screen res that lets me make sense of Acronis' log files!!! But I thank you again MC for your posts.2.
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BTW I also need to enable USB Legacy Support in my BIOS to get the Thumb drives to appear in my boot menu at all, whereas this is NOT needed for the USB portable hard drive! Must be something special about the portable drive's electronics vs. What is puzzling to me is why the USB hard drive is viewed by my BIOS as a USB HDD, and the thumb drives are viewed as USB RMD-FDD which I interpret as "Removeable Drive" and "Floppy Disk Drive". In the end I compared the USB portable hard drive that works with Grub4DOS with a couple of my USB thumb drives, I even changed the partition type on the thumb drives to match (0Ch FAT32 LBA from 0Bh FAT32) and yes they showed as Active with Boot checked in ADD, but no worky. the Win98 boot file method described by MSI Microcomputers here, and the MSI HQ USB Flashing Tool as described in the User Forum here (I'm not sure what boot method it uses. Might be a BIOS issue, I dunno, since I can boot from Thumb drives using other methods e.g. MudCrab a USB Thumb Drive does not work with the Grub4DOS method on this PC. Our smallest display is why ON EARTH do you make your customers do these back-flips-in-the-air just to try to yield a screen resolution THAT ENABLES US TO READ YOUR LOGS!!! This becomes a problem for us when used with displays less than 15". As of now, the command line entry doesn't work. I'm Ok entering "vga=" at the Linux kernal command line, but would prefer this be built into the media builder. We don't care to have special builds for each customer we have.
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I can boot the special ISO with Grub4DOS on a USB key, but we sell Echo Workstation to our customers as a backup solution and prefer this be built in all Acronis versions. The ISO does me no good, as I don't have any CD support on my industrial computers, only USB ports with Compact flash media. I have already tried the live chat and was denied. I prefer not to have a special build for the resolution change. I have to agree with Mudcrab on this one. I did create a bootable USB key with Grub4DOS a few months back, so I will have to try this again and see how the resolution fix works for me.
Next, setup the TI booting entry in the menu.lst file as follows: Copy the kernel.dat and ramdisk.dat files into the root folder on the flashdrive. ( Instructions for setting up your Acronis flashdrive using Grub4DOS can be found here.) I used the ISO method ( Section 3) even though I wasn't booting an ISO file.įrom the TI CD, browse to the Recovery Manager folder. I used Grub4DOS because I already have it setup on my flashdrive and it's easy to use. You can use the standard kernel and initrd files created by Media Builder, but you have to start the booting with Grub or Grub4DOS. parameter when creating the CD or ISO - the option is ignored. It does not work to modify the files in the ISO and try booting the ISO. I assume it will also work for TI 9, 10 and 11 as they have the same file setups. Both were successful in changing the resolution. I tried it with both TI 2009 (9,709) and Echo Workstation (8,163). I've played around with this and finally got it to work.
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