Alan Beagley schrieb:
> I agree that the availability of a bootable CD makes a maintenance 
> partition less necessary, but the CD doesn't do everything. I still have 
> a 100MB maintenance partition (and 70MB of that is still free) made with 
> BootOS2 that includes BackAgain/2K so I can restore stuff from any of my 
> backup tapes if necessary.
> 
> Creating a bootable CD with some essential utilities might work, except 
> when a utility needs to write to the disk (as BA/2K does to create a 
> catalog of the tape contents).

eCS 1.1 boots up to a writable disk named MEMDISK (drive Z:. So after 
boot you can remove eCS CD and insert anything else. So the hard 
disk(s) are free for anything you may need and the CD drive is 
unlocked and ready for any use.

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Tschau/Bye

Herbert Rosenau
EDV Beratung & Programmierung
Lindelbrunnstr. 53a
76767 Hagenbach

Tel: 49-7273-919416
Fax: 49-7273-93072                     http://www.dv-rosenau.de/


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