Linux Backup

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Hi Experts,

When making backups in a Linux platform is it a need that the external storage where the backup will be stored is also in a linux format like .ext3 or .ext2? (I am referring to the external storage format). Does it accepts the format from windows which is in .ntfs format?

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James

mer 20/08/2014 - 01:47
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Agent for Linux (installed in a live linux) writes data to the vault using linux system calls, so it depends on whether this storage is accessible from e.g. a terminal as a part of file system to commands such as 'ls'. Bootable media can write to NTFS filesystem only if 'Windows-like' volume representation is selected. ( http://www.acronis.com/en-us/support/documentation/ABR11.5/#13655.html )

mer 20/08/2014 - 05:54