Linux BMR: Completing Recovery

This chapter describes the process of completing recovery.

You have reached the final screen. It shows the status of all important operations and all events with a level or “warning” or “error” that the BMR program has encountered. Figure BMR Final also shows how mapped disk contents have been handled which caused some lines to be removed from the fstab file accordingly.

Before clicking the “Finish” button to reboot the system, you can do some interesting things:

You can inspect the restored data using any of the tools available on the Recovery system, or using a simple terminal. The restored data is in the the /target directory.

You can do some operations inside the restored system. Start a terminal, become root using the command sudo su - then type command chroot /target to operate in the freshly restored system like if it was your root system.

You can generate and download the report of the full BMR process in a file bssupport.zip that you could send to our support in case your system would not reboot or would not meet your expectations. The report can be generated in the “Support” tab described in section The Support tab.