The server edition is required for dynamic disks. But you originally wrote "partitioned drive", without specifying exactly what you meant.
Yuki Tuesday, January 6, 2009, 9:54:19 AM, you wrote: o> Acronis does not support GPT and dynamic disks. o> On my Intel Mac I am running WinXP on a partition under Mac BootCamp, o> and Acronis popped up an error message to the above effect. o> --- In [email protected], Yuki Taga <yukit...@...> wrote: >> >> I've never seen a version of Acronis that was limited in a way that >> it could not back up a partitioned drive. Never. My primary IDE >> drive is partitioned into 3 partitions. I can back them all up, or >> any one of them, or any combination of files or folders from the >> group. No limitations whatsoever. >> >> Free is nice, of course -- as long as there is enough incentive for >> the developer to remain current with ever-changing hardware and OS >> environments. Some freeware really is enduring. Other stuff >> disappears after a while. >> >> Yuki >> >> Tuesday, January 6, 2009, 8:28:26 AM, you wrote: >> >> o> Yup. I just installed Macrium yesterday and tested out my first o> backup >> o> and then a restore. Worked great, and as you noted - the price is >> o> right. :-) >> >> o> Acronis costs $50 on the other hand, and can't back up a partitioned >> o> drive. I found that out the hard way - after I paid for it. Oh well. >> >> >> o> --- In [email protected], "tuzo_wilson" <j.tuzo.wilson@> o> wrote: >> >> >> >> At the risk of "piling on", Macrium Reflect offers a good free o> product: >> >> >> >> http://www.macrium.com/reflectfree.asp >> >> >> >> Not as feature rich as Acronis but the price is right! >> >> >> >> >> >> Tuzo >> >> >> >> --- In [email protected], Keith McCombs <kmccombs@> wrote: >> >> > You might also consider Image for Windows from: >> >> > http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/image-for-windows.htm >> >> > It is an excellent product though a little bit 'geeky'. >> >> >>
