- #Farstone driveclone 11 internal error (0x00000002) manual#
- #Farstone driveclone 11 internal error (0x00000002) pro#
- #Farstone driveclone 11 internal error (0x00000002) software#
The integrity checks ran at 2GB per minute and came out fine.įinally, I decided to take the Vista system image I had created from my old laptop (Dell D620) and tried restoring it onto a new laptop (Dell M4300) (via Universal Restore).
So then I decide to re-create the images directly onto a local USB drive (and ran integrity checks after creation). My usb drive is solid and I always make sure to park it before unplugging so my guess is backing up over the network was problematic (even though I never have any integrity problems transferring tons of gigs around on the network). Not wanting to waste time with a support ticket to Farstone, I ran an integrity check on the images I created and BOTH images failed integrity checks. Unfortunately BOTH images failed restoration due to some bizarre error codes that I could not look up ANYWHERE (DriveClone has no support forums!). The USB drive was detected fine and restoration began processing (at about 1-2GB's per minute!). The images were on a removable drive so I just took the drive and plugged it into the local machine and tried restoring that way.
#Farstone driveclone 11 internal error (0x00000002) manual#
DOH! (note: I later read that the manual says you can't restore images over 2GB in size directly from the network Boooo!). But when it tried to restore from the network, it FROZE before it could start.
The local machine rebooted and went into DriveClone's "pre-OS" boot mode which had no problems detecting both the hardware and the network share. Restoring seems pretty straightforward (although not as flexible and feature-rich as true image) pick your image, pick your destination, opt for universal restore (or not) and go! At first I planned to restore straight from the network share. It also asks if you want to make the images with or without Universal Restore Support) Apparently DriveClone has to split up the image files into chucks no larger than 2GB (WTF?), so I didn't get a clean 30GB image file like I normally do with True Image. Another cool thing is that at some point it gives you a ballpark figure for how much space you will need for your final compressed image.Īt first, I backed up 2 vista system images (30 Gig Partitions) to a network share on a USB drive plugged into my network server (gigabit). The speed seems about on par with True Image, maybe a little faster. The Backup/Restore procedure provides some nice stats while running such as: Current Speed, Average Speed, Amount processed, Total Amount, Estimated Time, Elapsed time much more informative than True Image. The interface is much simpler and straightforward than True Image. I decided to just test basic backup/restore and not experiment with the snapshot function (which requires you to declare reserved drive space, btw).
#Farstone driveclone 11 internal error (0x00000002) pro#
It seemed too good to be true so I decided to give DriveClone pro 3.5 a shot.įirst off, DriveClone installed fine. I was more interested in DriveClone's claim of both Universal Restore AND Vista support. ShadowProtect seems like the holy grail and is REALLY promising, but it came off as complicated and expensive.
So I did some research into alternatives and I narrowed down my options to DriveClone and ShadowProtect.
#Farstone driveclone 11 internal error (0x00000002) software#
It seems that Acronis has really gone down hill and it's truly sad to see such a once-golden piece of software go sour. The Recovery Boot continually froze up on my new laptop, and a prior version of Universal Restore didn't work. True Image Workstation was a complete let down in this sense. I am particularly interested in Universal Restore because I get a new laptop every 6-12 months or so and I would LOVE to just restore my laptop image onto the new laptop without going through the hell of reinstalling everything (not to mention I am now on Vista). TI Workstation is solid for scheduled backups and restorations, but the latest build (which supports Vista) does not come with a working Universal Restore(WTF?). Unfortunately, the latest True Image 11 completely let me down with its lack of Raid support, so I resorted to True Image Workstation 9.(the latest build). I came to using this program after some recent disappointments with True Image.įirst off, some history: I used to be a Ghost fan, then a Drive Image fan, then finally I was enlightened by the amazing Acronis True Image and have been using it since 2003. Here is some feedback on my trials with DriveClone Pro 3.5.
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