There are 15 replies, with the last one on August 29 2014 at 13:34:54 by household
Quote:
"...which would result in an actual name something like:
W7-PCNAME-2012-06-01-backup-00-00.mrimg"
I would like very much the MR could automatically generate the image name based on parameters. Not just PC name and (optionally) main OS name, but the user-defined type of backup too.
For instance something along the lines of
"AsusPC-Win81-2012-06-01-complete_image-00-00.mrimg"
or
"DellPC-Ubuntu-2013-10-01-disk2_image-00-00.mrimg"
or
"Notebook-2010-12-02-datapartition_image-00-00.mrimg"
Current image IDs are pretty unhelpful.
Also, the original file creation date may be lost when you copy an image file (well, I use XXCOPY for important copy operations, just not to lose that kind of info).
Besides, the date in the name would be the date of the first backup even for incremental backups, while the creation file date changes.
Quote:
"...which would result in an actual name something like:
W7-PCNAME-2012-06-01-backup-00-00.mrimg"
I would like very much the MR could automatically generate the image name based on parameters. Not just PC name and (optionally) main OS name, but the user-defined type of backup too.
For instance something along the lines of
"AsusPC-Win81-2012-06-01-complete_image-00-00.mrimg"
or
"DellPC-Ubuntu-2013-10-01-disk2_image-00-00.mrimg"
or
"Notebook-2010-12-02-datapartition_image-00-00.mrimg"
Current image IDs are pretty unhelpful.
Also, the original file creation date may be lost when you copy an image file (well, I use XXCOPY for important copy operations, just not to lose that kind of info).
Besides, the date in the name would be the date of the first backup even for incremental backups, while the creation file date changes.