Acronis Backup for Linux Server - User Guide - Manual (Page 157)

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chroot kpartx sed
cp ln sg_map26
dd ls sh
df lspci sleep
dmesg lvm ssh
dmraid mdadm sshd
e2fsck mkdir strace
e2label mke2fs swapoff
echo mknod swapon
egrep mkswap sysinfo
fdisk more tar
fsck mount tune2fs
fxload mtx udev
gawk mv udevinfo
gpm pccardctl udevstart
grep ping umount
growisofs pktsetup uuidgen
grub poweroff vconfig
gunzip ps vi
halt raidautorun zcat
hexdump readcd
hotplug reboot
9.5 Acronis Startup Recovery Manager
Acronis Startup Recovery Manager is a modification of the bootable agent (p. 200), residing on the
system disk in Windows, or on the /boot partition in Linux and configured to start at boot time on
pressing F11. It eliminates the need for a separate media or network connection to start the
bootable rescue utility.
Acronis Startup Recovery Manager is especially useful for mobile users. If a failure occurs, reboot the
machine, wait for the prompt "Press F11 for Acronis Startup Recovery Manager…" to appear, and hit
F11. The program will start and you can perform recovery.
You can also back up using Acronis Startup Recovery Manager, while on the move.
On machines with the GRUB boot loader installed, you select the Acronis Startup Recovery Manager
from the boot menu instead of pressing F11.