Acronis Disk Director 12 is an award-winning disk management software. If you create Acronis Bootable. You will need to download an ISO image of the. Aug 10, 2007 Bootable Rescue Media Acronis Disk Director Server v10.0.2169 ISO. Boot Manager - Acronis Disk Director Suite 10.0. Create a bootable.

@docinthebox My kernel.dat and ramdisk.dat are within a folder called Recovery Manager. I tried changing /kernel.dat to /Recovery Manager/kernel.dat and same for ramdisk.dat but I'm still getting a Error 17: File not found error. I'm assuming it's trying to locate kernel.dat and ramdisk.dat.

Is there a way around this? BTW, My acronis.iso has both disk director suite and true image. Can you show me your grub4dos entry so I can have a look? I also have both Disk Director and True Image in the same partition on my USB disk. I took an easier approach. I just renamed the kernel for DD as acronis_dd_kernel.dat and the ramdisk for DD as acronis_dd_ramdisk.dat. Uad 2 Plugins Crack Number here. Ditto for TI.

This way I run everything from the root directory: title Acronis True Image 10.4942 (Enter 'product' at busybox prompt) kernel /acronis_ti_kernel.dat vga=791 ramdisk_size=32768 mbrcrcs=on initrd /acronis_ti_ramdisk.dat /s title Acronis Disk Director 10.2160 (Enter 'product' at busybox prompt) kernel /acronis_dd_kernel.dat vga=791 ramdisk_size=32768 mbrcrcs=on initrd /acronis_dd_ramdisk.dat /s. There's only one kernel.dat and ramdisk.dat.

They aren't separate on the CD for the two products. When I created the UFD, these files did not exist. However, there were two files called dat2.dat and dat3.dat. One's size is close to ramdisk.dat and the other's size is close to kernel.dat. I'm thinking maybe they are the same files but renamed as dat2.dat and dat3.dat?? I'll try it this way. Also, I'm using DD10.

I wonder if that makes a difference. Edit: Yes, that works. Dat3.dat = kernel.dat and dat2.dat = ramdisk.dat.

I also moved all the DD files to a folder called Acronis and was able to load DD from this folder as well. I don't know much about linux but I'm assuming the busybox is part of Linux?? Why do you have to enter 'product' there? Is there no way to get rid of that prompt?

Title Acronis Disk Director 10.2160 (Enter 'product' at busybox prompt) root (hd0,7) kernel /kernel.dat vga=791 ramdisk_size=32768 mbrcrcs=on initrd /ramdisk.dat /s Be aware that the linux will boot to a busybox prompt. Enter 'product' at the prompt to run the app. Add 'quiet' to avoid the busybox: kernel /kernel.dat quiet vga=791 ramdisk_size=32768 mbrcrcs=on I know it's been a long time since the thread was active, but it might be useful for someone who stumbles across it with Google like I did:-).

I need to repartition the hard drive in my Toshiba L505D-S5983 laptop. It has a Toshiba MK3263GSX ATA Hard Disk Drive. When I boot with my Acronis CD selecting either Disk Director 10 or True Image 2010 it does not see the hard drive giving me the error message: 'E000101F4 Disk Director Suite has not found any harddisk drives' I have searched through the Knowledge Base and see many messages referring to this error for True Image. How do I fix this to use Disk Director so that I can resize the partition to create a dual boot setup? Sorry; I misunderstood. You are correct - the downloadable ISO contains only the Linux-based (Full mode) version of DD, but it is uses a different loader (based on ISOLinux) than the full mode version that you create with Bootable Media Builder. I don't know why Acronis does not also include the safe mode version in the downloadable ISO.