Disable Web contents in Folder Options to resolve the issue

When trying to mount an image of over 2 TB in size, Acronis True Image errors out with "Cannot assign a drive letter"

This article applies to:

Start TimounterMonitor.exe, and mount the image again

How to mount images in Acronis True Image Server for Linux or Acronis Backup & Recovery 10

A backup archive that contains no partition, but only has files and folders, cannot be mounted

Unmounts a file system in Acronis Linux

Add full security permissions to the backup file to solve the issue

If an archive is saved to an RDX or Iomega REV drive, there will be no possibility to apply retention rules or mount it

If you are providing the correct password and Acronis True Image errors out with "The password does not match", please reinstall the product to resolve the issue

Avoid mounting in read/write mode several partitions from one backup archive at the same time in Linux. Also avoid mounting one partition to several directories at the same time in Linux. This will corrupt the incremental slices

The fix is available in the latest released build of the product (Build 11345 or higher)

This is an issue with SELinux 3.7.19 and higher

This article applies to:

• Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Advanced Server
• Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Advanced Server Virtual Edition
• Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Server for Linux

Symptoms

1. You are attempting to mount a backup from Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 GUI;
2. The attempt fails with the following error message:

   Failed to execute the TrueImageMount command
   'mount: you must specify the filesystem type'

Acronis True Image either cannot mount an image, when there is Utimaco SafeGuard Easy installed, or Acronis True Image hangs after mounting/unmounting an image. Restoring the backup may also decrypt the data