ACRONIS Backup & Recovery 10 Advanced Server User's Guide download pdf (Page 278)

If you set a 64K cluster size for FAT16/FAT32 or an 8KB-64KB cluster size for NTFS, Windows can mount the

volume, but some programs (e.g. Setup programs) might calculate its disk space incorrectly.

6.11.7 Pending operations

All operations, which were prepared by the user in manual mode or with the aid of a wizard, are

considered pending until the user issues the specific command for the changes to be made

permanent. Until then, Acronis Disk Director Lite will only demonstrate the new volume structure

that will result from the operations that have been planned to be performed on disks and volumes.

This approach enables you to control all planned operations, double-check the intended changes,

and, if necessary, cancel operations before they are executed.

To prevent you from performing any unintentional change on your disk, the program will first display

the list of all pending operations.

The Disk management view contains the toolbar with icons to launch the Undo, Redo and Commit

actions intended for pending operations. These actions might also be launched from the Disk

management menu of the console.

All planned operations are added to the pending operation list.

The Undo action lets you undo the latest operation in the list. While the list is not empty, this action

is available.

The Redo action lets you reinstate the last pending operation that was undone.

The Commit action forwards you to the Pending Operations window, where you will be able to view

the pending operation list. Clicking Proceed will launch their execution. You will not be able to undo

any actions or operations after you choose the Proceed operation. You can also cancel the

commitment by clicking Cancel. Then no changes will be done to the pending operation list.

Quitting Acronis Disk Director Lite without committing the pending operations effectively cancels

them, so if you try to exit Disk management without committing the pending operations, you will

receive the appropriate warning.

6.12 Collecting system information

The system information collection tool gathers information about the machine to which the

management console is connected, and saves it to a file. You may want to provide this file when

contacting Acronis technical support.

This option is available under bootable media and for machines where Agent for Windows, Agent for

Linux or Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Management Server is installed.

To collect system information

1. In the management console, select from the top menu Help > Collect system information from

'machine name'.

2. Specify where to save the file with system information.

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