Acronis Backup for Linux Server - User Guide - Manual (Page 8)

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1 Introducing Acronis Backup
1.1 What's new in Update 5
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The most recent operating systems remain bootable when recovered to dissimilar hardware. To
simplify the recovery procedure, the Acronis Universal Restore setting is removed from the
recovery wizard. A separate Acronis Universal Restore tool is introduced for the cases when
installing a custom driver is required. The tool can be downloaded from your account on the
Acronis website.
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The cataloging performance is improved.
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It is now possible to contact Acronis technical support directly from the error dialog box.
1.2 What's new in Update 4
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Improved backup to Acronis Cloud Storage.
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Support for Linux kernel version 3.13.
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Support for Debian 7.2, 7.4, and 7.5.
1.3 What's new in Update 3
Rebranding
Acronis Backup & Recovery 11.5 is renamed to Acronis Backup.
Licensing
The Universal Restore feature is included in all Acronis Backup licenses. The Universal Restore add-on
license is deprecated.
Cloud backup
Cloud backup (p. 178) is now available for machines running Linux.
OS support
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Support for Linux kernel up to version 3.12.
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Support for Fedora 19, Fedora 20, and Debian 7.
1.4 What's new in Update 2
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Support for Ubuntu 13.10.
1.5 What's new in Update 1
Improvements added in build 37975
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Installation of Acronis Backup & Recovery 11.5 in the trial mode without a license key.
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Upgrade from a stand-alone product to the advanced platform without reinstalling the software.
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Support for Linux kernel up to version 3.9.
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Support for Ubuntu 12.10, 13.04, and Fedora 18.