Grass Valley K2 Storage System Instruction Manual v.3.3 User Manual
Page 435
June 25, 2009
K2 Storage System Instruction Manual
435
Restoring from the generic recovery disk image on E:
• If you are restoring only the C: partition, select
No, I do not
and then click
Next
.
The “…ready to proceed…” page opens.
Skip ahead to step 20.
• If you are also restoring the D: partition, select
Yes, I want to restore another
partition or hard disk drive
and then click
Next
.
The Partition or Disk to Restore page opens. Continue with the next step in this
procedure.
14. Select
Database (D:)
and then click
Next
.
The Restored Partition Location page opens.
15. Select
Database (D:)
and then click
Next
.
The Restored Partition Type page opens.
16. Leave the selection at
Primary
and then click
Next
.
The Restored Partition Size page opens.
17. Leave settings at their defaults. The size reported in the upper pane is the size
detected of the actual D: partition. This should be the same as that reported in the
Partition size field in the middle of the page. Free space before and Free space after
should both be reported at 0 bytes. Click
Next
.
The Next Selection page opens.
18. Select
No, I do not
and then click
Next
.
The Restore Operation option page opens.
19. Do not make any selections. Click
Next
.
The “…ready to proceed…” page opens.
20. Verify that you are restoring the correct partition or partitions. Click
Proceed
.
The Operation Progress page opens and displays progress.
21. When a “The data was successfully restored” message appears, click
OK
.
22. Click
Operations | Exit
to exit the Acronis True Image program.
The K2 Media Server restarts automatically.
23. Remove any CD currently in the CD drive while the K2 Media Server is shutting
down.
Restoring from the generic recovery disk image on E:
There can be multiple versions of the generic recovery disk image on the K2 Media
Server’s E: partition. Refer to K2 Release Notes to determine which version you
should use.
This procedure can be used on a K2 Media Server that needs to be restored to its
factory default state. For example, if you neglected to make a first birthday image, you
might need to use this procedure. If the image from which you are restoring was made
from the specific machine, refer to the previous procedure
system-specific recovery disk image on E:”
.