Lenovo ThinkCentre M92z (English) Rescue and Recovery 4.3 Deployment Guide - Page 28

Table 11. Switches (continued) Switch /SILENT /BOOTSP Description Suppresses any message boxes for error or successful completion. (For return codes, the following table.) Takes an explicit Y or N value to indicate whether the service partition should be set active. For example, /BOOTSP=Y. A value of N allows the adminitrator to reset the C: partition active again, so recovery doesn't automatically occur on next reboot. The executable returns the following codes: Table 12. Return codes Return code 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Return message Success Unable to access service partition. Error copying manifest file into service partition Error copying personalization file into service partition Error deleting file from service partition Error writing AUTO.TAG file in service partition Error setting service partition active Backups The following sections provide customization information for Rescue and Recovery backups. Scheduling backups and associated tasks The scheduler is not designed to be specific to the Rescue and Recovery program; however, the configuration is stored in the registry. When the Rescue and Recovery program is installed, it will populate the scheduler with the appropriate settings. Here is a description of the structure for the scheduler: v Location: Install folder. v Entry for each scheduled task. v Script to run. v Named pipe to be used for progress notifications. This is an optional setting. v Schedule information monthly, weekly, daily, weekday, or weekend - multiple schedules. Tuesdays and Fridays for example, can be supported by creating two schedules. v Parameters to pass to tasks. For the Rescue and Recovery program, perform incremental backups on schedule, with callbacks before and after the backup. 20 Rescue and Recovery 4.3 Deployment Guide