Lenovo ThinkVantage Rescue and Recovery 4.3 (Deployment Guide) - Manual (Page 41)

Directory of \RRbackups\C\1\
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Get files from \RRBackups directories
RRUTIL /bg <path>getlist.txt <copy to location>
Copy individual files from the \RRbackups directories:
1.
A text file identifies the files that should be copied to a location specified in the
command line.
2. The <copy to location> must be an existing directory that will receive the files
from the \RRbackups directory. The files will be copied in this directory in the
same tree structure as they are found in the \RRbackups directory.
3. Sample command: RRUTIL /bg <path> getlist.txt <copy to location> getlist.txt
contents:
Note: Wildcards are not supported in this function. You must understand the
\RRbackups directories environment before attempting modifications.
Put files in the \RRBackups directories
RRUTIL /bp <path>
Update (add/replace) files in \RRbackups virtual partition:
1.
Place all the files in a temp folder on drive c:\, then based on location in the
temp directory, files will be copied into the \RRbackups directories in the same
location.
2. Sample command: RRUTIL /bp c:\SWTOOLS. In c:\SWTOOLS would be a
mirror image of the \RRbackups directory structure where the files are to go.
c:\SWTOOLS\C\0 Data0 Data1
EFSFile HashFile Info TOCFile
to
C:\RRbackups\C\0 Data0 Data1
EFSFile HashFile Info TOCFile
Determine \RRBackups space consumed
RRUTIL /bs
Determine the amount of space that is consumed by \RRbackups
1.
Ability to determine how much space is consumed by backups. Listing by
backup, for example, base and each incremental how much space is consumed.
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