Limitations on LVM support in Acronis True Image 9.1 Server for Linux

Boot the media with the "quiet i8042.noloop" parameters

Browse to the vaults by entering bsp://my.server.com/my_vault/ and clicking the green and white arrow sign next to it

When booted from WinPE-based Acronis Bootable Media Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 always creates full backup archive instead of incremental or differential

Download the ISO image from the Acronis website to solve the issue

Network cannot be accessed from a machine booted from Acronis Bootable Media

This is a GUI issue

Use the usbmouse=off parameter to resolve the issue

Detailed description of how Acronis True Image Echo works with tape autoloaders and separate tape drives

Trying to append an incremental or differential backup in Windows/Linux to the one created from Acronis Bootable Media will produce a full backup. The same is true for a vice versa operation

Acronis True Image restores LVM volumes as non-LVM partitions. You will need to take extra steps to make the restored system bootable. You can also restore LVM volumes to prepared LVMs

This has already been fixed. The fix is available in the latest build of the product

This article applies to:

Remove the logical volume manually before restoring a disk image on a volume group