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The manual talks about Strappazon’s approach to Win disaster recovery by backing up a “whole disk partition”. I want to do this with BartPE and the Bacula plugin (I’ve already created the boot CD-ROM referencing my Linux-based Director where this Windows machine is defined as a client). I don’t understand how to code the FileSet. I assume I need to specify a raw partition; in Unix terms, the manual uses /dev/hda1 as an example of such a specification in a FileSet. What filespec(s) do I feed to the Windows FD to get it to backup multiple IDE or SCSI partitions (one Windows workstation has IDE disks, another has SCSI)? Windows natively has no concept of /dev. Does the FD accept specifications like /dev/had and magically translate them to Windows terminology? If so, what are the rules for constructing file specs in the FileSets that select among multiple IDE/SCSI partitions on Windows machines?
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