Aliaz
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Jeg har været vant til at lave et image med Ghost 15 af min C-partition.
Kan Ghost også opdatere et tidligere image (dvs slette/tilføje/ændre filer så det er 100% i sync) ?
Hvis det nu blot er en mappe med datafiler man vil tage backup - og senere hen opdatere denne backup frem for at lave en helt ny. Er Ghost det rette værktøj eller findes der noget smartere ?
Kan Ghost også opdatere et tidligere image (dvs slette/tilføje/ændre filer så det er 100% i sync) ?
Hvis det nu blot er en mappe med datafiler man vil tage backup - og senere hen opdatere denne backup frem for at lave en helt ny. Er Ghost det rette værktøj eller findes der noget smartere ?
Du kan bruge Acronis True Image, her har du mulighed for at kunne opdatere dine images og meget andet.
http://www.acronis.eu/homecomp...
Acronis True Image Home 2012 offers you three backup methods:
1) Full: contains all of the data at the moment of the backup creation. It forms a base for further incremental or differential backups. It can also be used as a standalone backup.
2) Incremental: Only those files will be included which have been changed since the LAST backup.
3) Differential: Only those files will be included which have been changed since the last FULL backup.
We suggest you to choose one of the following three approaches of using the backup methods:
"Full" - A standalone full backup might be an optimal solution if you often roll back the system to its initial state or if you do not like to manage multiple files.
"Incremental" - These are most useful when you need frequent backups and the ability to roll back to a specific point in time. Having created a full backup once, if you then create an incremental backup each day of a month, you will get the same result as if you created full backups every day of the month. As a rule, incremental backups are considerably smaller than full or differential backups.
http://www.acronis.eu/homecomp...
Acronis True Image Home 2012 offers you three backup methods:
1) Full: contains all of the data at the moment of the backup creation. It forms a base for further incremental or differential backups. It can also be used as a standalone backup.
2) Incremental: Only those files will be included which have been changed since the LAST backup.
3) Differential: Only those files will be included which have been changed since the last FULL backup.
We suggest you to choose one of the following three approaches of using the backup methods:
"Full" - A standalone full backup might be an optimal solution if you often roll back the system to its initial state or if you do not like to manage multiple files.
"Incremental" - These are most useful when you need frequent backups and the ability to roll back to a specific point in time. Having created a full backup once, if you then create an incremental backup each day of a month, you will get the same result as if you created full backups every day of the month. As a rule, incremental backups are considerably smaller than full or differential backups.