Data Recovery and Disk Utilities Forum @R-TT

Soon that'll be changed though.

Why in the World is the company treating customers that way. A customer buys the product, reads about how they can backup and restore their linux computer as well following a KB article from the company. They turn around and say nah you can't do that .

Furthermore ...

Missed reply at first. the R-Drive Image startup disk will work in its Demo mode (with full functionality) for 7 days starting from the date when it was created.

Does that mean if I (just example) backup Linux on September 1, 2023, then in November 2023 I need to restore, If I make a new startup ...

I see you changed your KB article on backing up Linux, it now has the added note at the top.

You state that startup version will work 7 days from creation date.

Now does this mean if a Linux computer is backed up, and two months goes by and a restore needs to be done, if a new startup version is ...

The bootable version of R-Drive Image may require activation to fully work with another computer (not the one where R-Drive Image is installed).

How would I activate the bootable version on a Linux machine, that is what I want R-drive image for to backup and restore one Linux computer I have ...

In your FAQ under Data Recovery you state:
In the newer version, an R-Studio image can be used by another our software, R-Drive Image, to restore it onto another HDD. So, if your R-Studio image was created by the version that supports such images, then you need R-Drive Image to do so.

So this ...

In the trial version, and after the trial period is over, can an image still be restored. Is it just the backup function disabled?

In earlier versions you could also backup your Linux computer via this KB article: https://www.drive-image.com/Disk-Backup-Mac-Linux.html

Now the latest version doesn't allow this. Since R-Drive Image don't install on Linux, how can someone license it for there Linux computer and continue using it ...