Image for DOS/Linux 1-4 User Band

Image for DOS is used to quickly, easily, and reliably create a complete image backup of all the data located on your hard drive.  This includes your documents, programs, and operating systems.  Restoring is also simple, fast, and complete.

As its name implies, Image for DOS runs under a DOS environment, but it can backup or restore any partition, including those of Windows or Linux. Image for DOS can also image to or restore from just about any drive letter, including network drives. The program can also directly access FAT, FAT32, EXT2/3/4, and NTFS partitions, as well as most writable USB 2, IEEE-1394, ATAPI- or ASPI-accessible CD, DVD, or BD drives, without the need for any special drivers. By default, backups made to CD/DVD/BD are bootable, which provides you with a convenient recovery CD/DVD/BD.

Image for DOS works seamlessly with on-board hardware- and firmware-based RAID.

Image for Linux is an easy to use disk image backup and restore application that quickly and reliably creates a complete backup of your operating systems, programs, and data.  Restoring is also quick, easy, and complete.

As its name implies, Image for Linux runs under a Linux environment, but it can backup or restore any partition, including those of DOS or Windows. Image for Linux can also image to or restore from mount points and includes USB3 support. The program can also directly access FAT, FAT32, EXT 2/3/4, and NTFS partitions, as well as most writable CD/DVD/BD drives. By default, backups made to CD/DVD/BD are bootable, which provides you with a convenient recovery CD/DVD/BD.

Image for Linux works seamlessly with on-board hardware-RAID and also supports firmware-based RAID via the Linux DMRAID module.