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Scott Kelly
We are getting into the fine details of how we want our EWF Disk overlay
protected XPE system to work. Basically I am trying to protect my XPE
volume from corruption when the device is not shutdown correctly. The EWF
for C: drive is enabled.
So, when the device boots, I was calling the following:
ewfmgr c: -Restore
So that if anytime the power is pulled from the unit, the default action was
going to be to restore it. But if the user indicates that he wants to
shutdown nicely, then I execute
ewfmgr c: -NoCmd
which essential means we want to retain the changes on the disk overlay.
1) That sounded like a good plan until someone asked "Does the EWF commands
execute on shutdown or reboot?" I don't know. If the execute on shutdown,
and the power is pulled - they never get a chance to execute. But if they
execute on startup - then it may work.
2) Then another question from the group came up - what happens if an active
overlay becomes corrupted? Is that even possible? What happens?
Thanks,
Scott
protected XPE system to work. Basically I am trying to protect my XPE
volume from corruption when the device is not shutdown correctly. The EWF
for C: drive is enabled.
So, when the device boots, I was calling the following:
ewfmgr c: -Restore
So that if anytime the power is pulled from the unit, the default action was
going to be to restore it. But if the user indicates that he wants to
shutdown nicely, then I execute
ewfmgr c: -NoCmd
which essential means we want to retain the changes on the disk overlay.
1) That sounded like a good plan until someone asked "Does the EWF commands
execute on shutdown or reboot?" I don't know. If the execute on shutdown,
and the power is pulled - they never get a chance to execute. But if they
execute on startup - then it may work.
2) Then another question from the group came up - what happens if an active
overlay becomes corrupted? Is that even possible? What happens?
Thanks,
Scott