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	Raw Disk Image
		Disk image files contain all of the data stored on the source drive including not only its files and folders but also its boot sector, file allocation tables or MFT (if applicable), volume attributes, directory forks, free space, and slack space.
		A disk image is not a collection of files or folders but is an exact duplicate of the raw data of the original disk, sector by sector, in the form of a file.
		Since disk images contain the raw disk data, it is possible to create an image of a disk, even if it is written in an unknown format or even under an unknown operating system.
	www.essdatarecovery.com /rawimage.asp (285 words)

	disk image - Debian Wiki
		The image is saved as a file, which for a full CD or system disk may be quite large (~10 MB to several GB).
		The iso image file is a digital copy of CD contents made this way: the ripper searches for the sectors of the CD that have been used, say 251,000 for instance (there are 330,000 sectors on a 74 min CD and 360,000 sectors on a 80 min CD).
		A common use of disk images is for remote distribution of software such as Linux distributions: installation floppy disks or CD-ROMs can be recorded as disk image files, transferred over the Internet, and the contents of the original disk(s) duplicated exactly by end users with their own floppy or CD-R drives.
	wiki.debian.org /disk_image (624 words)

	Disk Images Explained
		Disk image files contain ALL the data stored on the source drive including not only its files and folders but also its boot sectors, file allocation tables, volume attributes and any other system-specific data.
		Actually, a disk image is not a collection of files or folders but is an exact duplicate of the raw data of the original disk, sector by sector.
		Since disk images contain the raw disk data, it is possible to create an image of a disk written in an unknown format or even under an unknown operating system.
	www.undisker.com /disk-images.html (370 words)

	Disk Image Modes
		The disk image type is selected in the configuration file by the "mode" option of the ataX-xxx directives.
		Growing disk images start as a small files, and grow whenever new data is written to them.
		All data written to the disk image are lost at the end of the Bochs session.
	bochs.sourceforge.net /doc/docbook/user/harddisk-modes.html (1446 words)

	Apparent Disk of Solar System Object (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The apparent disk of the object is shown within a square image of total size 700 x 700 pixels.
		As much as possible, each disk is shown within a field of fixed angular size on the sky (for example, the field is 75 arcseconds wide for Venus); however, the field's angular size is reduced when necessary so that the disk width is never less than half the field width.
		The phase is the fraction of the area of the disk that appears illuminated by the Sun.
	aa.usno.navy.mil /data/docs/diskmap.html (994 words)

	Drive Image and Hard Disk Backup Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A disk image file contains the exact, byte-by-byte copy of a hard drive, partition or logical disk and can be created with various compression levels on the fly without stopping Windows OS and therefore without interrupting your business.
		When disk image is successfully created or the action fails the report can be automatically sent over e-mail or an external application can be launched.
		Data from a disk image can be restored on a free (unpartitioned) space on any place on a hard drive.
	www.drive-image.com (799 words)

	Atari Disk Image FAQ
		Because Atari disk drives are soft sectored, and do not use the timing hole of the diskette, its possible to cut an extra write-protect notch into a disk, flip it over, and record again on the other side.
		A real Atari disk is a complex mess of adhesive magnetic stuff, made sense of by a dedicated floppy disk controller and then made useable by a computer in the disk drive.
		An ATR disk image contains 16 bytes of data that identify it as an Atari disk image, and the remainder is every byte of useable data off the original diskette, stored in the original order it was stored on the disk.
	www.atarimax.com /ape/docs/DiskImageFAQ (3756 words)

	What is a disk image? - Knowledge Base
		A disk image is a file that contains the file structure and contents of a storage device such as a CD-ROM, DVD, or hard drive partition.
		On some systems (e.g., all versions of Mac OS X) it is possible to mount a disk image, allowing you to access its contents as if it were a normal (though typically read-only) volume.
		There are many different disk image formats, and with the exception of those that are self-mounting, you will most likely need a separate utility to view and copy their contents or create new images.
	kb.iu.edu /data/ahdx.html (227 words)

	Drive Image Backup Software for Windows - Image for Windows
		Image for Windows is an affordable and reliable drive image backup and restore utility.
		The drive image files are compatible across all TeraByte Unlimited disk imaging products, which makes it easy and flexible to restore the disk images even when Windows isn't available.
		Image file validation --Allows you to check the integrity of the disk image files, either as part of the backup process, or at any time thereafter.
	www.terabyteunlimited.com /imagew.html (666 words)

	Free Hard Disk Backup and Restore, Hard Disk Image and Cloning Utilities (thefreecountry.com)
		The hard disk and partition imaging software take a snapshot of your hard disk so that you can restore your system at a later time to the exact same state the system was when you imaged the disk or partition.
		Hard disk imaging software are sometimes also used to clone a hard disk to another (useful for the times you change or upgrade your hard disk).
		It can image a partition that is currently in use (such as the system drive), compress the image while backing up, restore an image to another partition/drive and clone a drive.
	www.thefreecountry.com /utilities/backupandimage.shtml (1568 words)

	Active@ Disk Image. Hard Drive Backup Software.
		Unique feature of Active@ Disk Image is the ability to open disk images and preview files and folders inside before image restoration.
		Using Active@ Disk Image you can perform backup of you PC system to another hard drive or to the network server storage and restore it from there back in the event of a system crash or loss of important information.
		In case when your disk has started getting bad clusters (basically falling apart) you can effectively stop this process to preserve whatever readable as an image and try to restore data later.
	www.disk-image.net (390 words)

	disk image - Backup Terms Explained
		A disk image is an exact copy of the hard drive that can be used to restore Windows, all installed programs and all data.
		Creating disk images is usually much slower than creating backups which makes it impractical to use disk images for daily backups.
		Instead, a disk image is often created once after you install Windows and all programs and normal backups are then used to backup all data files, email documents, and settings.
	www.liutilities.com /products/winbackup/backupterms/diskimage (107 words)

	Using Amiga Floppy Disk Image Files
		These disk images can be "inserted" and "ejected" like normal disks by pressing F12 (a dialog with a Floppies tab appears) while the emulation is running.
		IPF disk image files can also be loaded in the emulation via the Floppies tab, however the free IPF software (not included with Amiga Forever) needs to be installed first.
		If the name of the file containing the disk image ends with ".zip" (instead of ".adf" or ".adz"), it means that the disk images (probably in ADF format) have been stored inside an archive in ZIP format.
	www.amigaforever.com /kb/3-112.html (842 words)

	Active@ UNDELETE. Disk Image. Making a hard drive image.
		Disk Image is a mirror of your logical drive or physical device that is stored in one file.
		If you decide to save disk image chopped on peaces (chunks) then image body files can be as many as its required to save data.
		In these file systems is not possible to create a disk image file for a drive as it is likely to grow larger than 2GB (or 4GB).
	www.active-undelete.com /h_use_diskimages.htm (525 words)

	What is WinImage
		The disk image is an exact copy of a physical disk (floppy, CD-ROM, hard disk, USB, VHD disk, etc.) or a partition that preserves the original structure.
		With WinImage in place, you can recreate the disk image on the hard drive or other media, view its content, extract image-based files, add new files and directories, change the format, and defragment the image.
		With WinImage in place, you can turn them into disk images, which can be stored on the hard drive and recreated, when a need arises.
	www.winimage.com /winimage.htm (1328 words)

	Standard (Disk) Image Backup and Restore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		When creating a Disk Image Backup Set, load the set and select the disk or disks that are to be included in the set.
		Note: Unlike SADR, the UBDR disk or partition level image restore, may be restored from a remote diskpath; due to the use of the DOS boot floppy with network support.
		When performing a Disk Image restore and using the Integrated GUI, the target disk must be free space (not partitioned, not formatted and not assigned a drive letter) before the restore and must be of adequate size and similar geometry.
	www.ultrabac.com /kb6/htm/Standard_Disk_Image_Backup_and_Restore.htm (757 words)

	What is disk image? - A Word Definition From the Webopedia Computer Dictionary
		Also called a disk clone, an exact copy of a computer’s hard drive.
		Disk images are used to transfer a hard drive’s contents during a hardware upgrade, to restore a hard drive’s contents during disaster recovery or when a hard drive is erased, and to transfer the contents of a hard drive from one computer to another.
		The process of creating a disk image is called disk imagine or disk cloning.
	www.webopedia.com /TERM/d/disk_image.html (169 words)

	Partition Recovery. Disk Image Creation. Long File Names.
		Disk Image is used for backup purposes or for analysis by other utilities like WinHex.
		The progress is displayed until the creation of disk image is finished.
		The resulting Disk Image is saved in a file named drive_80h.hdd, drive_80h.001, drive_80h.002...
	www.partition-recovery.com /diskimage.htm (309 words)

	Disk images
		Printer Installation (v1.1) [400K] [disk image] This is not a duplicate of the original disk, which had "Printer Installation Version 1.1" noted in File > Get Info.
		An external 800K floppy drive (attached to the Hard Disk 20) is required for installation, unless you have some other way of moving files from 800K disks to 400K disks.
		Disk Copy 6.3.3 works perfectly with 800K disks and images.
	homepage.mac.com /chinesemac/earlymacs/disk_images.html (1066 words)

	Disk image - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Some common disk-imaging programs are Alcohol 120%, CDRWin, CloneCD/DVD and Nero Burning ROM for Windows, Disk Utility and Roxio Toast for Macintosh, K3B and X-CD-Roast for Linux.
		A.ISO file is a disk image of an ISO 9660 file system.
		Installing a software package directly from a more than 2 gigabyte.IMG or other disk image of an entire DVD disk can be accomplished by 1) pointing a Virtual Drive Manager to the disk image, temporarily 2) assigning the virtual drive a drive letter, and then 3) opening the virtual drive to start the installation.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Disk_image (1373 words)

	Disk Image
		A disk image file contains the exact, byte-by-byte copy of a hard drive, partition or logical disk and can be created with various compressi......
		Disk Checker is a full-featured disk diagnostics and repairs tool with backup ability.
		Disk Checker includes two separate methods of disk checking: using file-access or direct access to disk surfac......
	www.downloadjunction.com /product/software/23497 (272 words)

	The NetWinder Disk-Update-HOWTO
		Add to this the space occupied by the existing disk image, and you'll see that this method is practical only on machines with hard disks of 2 GB or more capacity.
		The image should then be made available to the NetWinder by putting it into an NFS share (for unix systems) or into a public folder (for Windows machines).
		The proceedure for installing the image is nearly the same as that described in the basic method, except that the image now streams over the ethernet from the server system.
	www.netwinder.org /howto/Disk-Update-HOWTO-all.html (6460 words)

	Active@ File Recovery. Disk Image. Drive Image. (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.umd.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A Disk Image is a mirror copy of your entire logical drive or physical device stored as set of files.
		It may be a good idea to create a Disk Image for a drive containing deleted files that you want to recover, if you have enough space on another drive.
		Disk Image consists of configuration file (with an extension.DIM) and set of files having extensions.000,.001,.002...
	www.file-recovery.net.cob-web.org:8888 /create_diskimage.htm (255 words)

	TweakHound - Windows XP Backup Strategies For Home Users, Disk Image 1
		A disk image is a bit-by-bit exact copy of a hard drive or partition.
		A disk image is saved as an archive and as such may be accessed (mounted and explored) as if it were another drive.
		I've seen the only images people have fail due to data corruption after an image was moved to another location.
	www.tweakhound.com /xp/backup/diskimage.htm (996 words)

	Active@ UNDELETE. Opening Disk Image
		A Disk Image is a mirror of the contents of a logical drive that is stored in a single file.
		The Target Location for the Create Disk Image command must always be specified on other drive.
		Disk Image is a mirror of your logical drive that is stored in a single file.
	www.active-undelete.com /diskimage.htm (443 words)

	What is a disk image? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A disk image is a file which is an exact and complete image of a floppy disk.
		Later, without using the original floppy disk, you can extract any file from the image - just as if you had copied the file from the original floppy disk itself.
		The image can be copied onto a floppy (which must have the same format), or saved in a file.
	www.winimage.com /wimushlp/wini0mg1.htm (280 words)

	\|MG\| Free Download - Active@ Disk Image DOS Edition 1.0
		Active@ Disk Image is a DOS-based backup solution designed for complete backup and restore the whole HDD as well as particular FAT / NTFS partitions and logical drives.
		Unique feature is an ability to open disk images and preview files and folders inside before image restoration.
		Using Active@ Disk Image you can perform backup of you PC system to another hard drive or to the network server storage and restore it from there in the event of a system crash or loss of important information.
	www.majorgeeks.com /Active_Disk_Image_DOS_Edition_d2254.html (179 words)

	.dmg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A file with the extension.dmg uses a disk image format commonly found on Mac OS X.
		DMG files can be easily created (with or without encryption) using utilities that are included in OS X: Disk Utility in Mac OS X v10.4 and 10.3 or Disk Copy in earlier versions.
		Utilities exist to convert DMG files into ISO images, however, DMG files do often contain other types of disk images such as HFS+ volumes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/.dmg (295 words)

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