I recently had the need to recover my disk from a backup. I tried using the recovery disk, and that failed so I ended up trying to do files.
In the process, I ended up getting my Save & Restore 2.0.0 updated to 2.0.6. Now I want to make a recovery disk of the 2.0.6 version so that I can possibly have something that works better than the 2.0.0 version. The "create recovery disk" option asks for a location for the backup, but no matter what I specify (local hard disk, CD-rw drive, USB removeable disk) I always get "Invalid Symantic Recovery Disk Location specified". Is this newer version broken?
01-24-2011 06:07:21 : [INFO]: Getting application config file.
01-24-2011 06:07:21 : [INFO]: Intializing Create Custom Symantec Recovery Disk
01-24-2011 06:07:21 : [INFO]: Checking for Administrator privileges.
01-24-2011 06:07:21 : [INFO]: Checking for supported OS.
01-24-2011 06:07:21 : [INFO]: Checking for GearWorks files.
01-24-2011 06:07:21 : [INFO]: Initializing GearWorks toolkit.
01-24-2011 06:07:21 : [INFO]: Setting application parameters.
01-24-2011 06:07:46 : [INFO]: Validating user specified paths.
01-24-2011 06:07:46 : [ERROR]: Invalid Symantec Recovery Disk location specified. Please specify a valid path to a Symantec Recovery Disk.
01-24-2011 06:08:10 : [INFO]: Validating user specified paths.
01-24-2011 06:08:10 : [ERROR]: Invalid Symantec Recovery Disk location specified. Please specify a valid path to a Symantec Recovery Disk.
01-24-2011 06:08:31 : [INFO]: Validating user specified paths.
01-24-2011 06:08:31 : [ERROR]: Invalid Symantec Recovery Disk location specified. Please specify a valid path to a Symantec Recovery Disk.
01-24-2011 06:08:56 : [INFO]: Validating user specified paths.
01-24-2011 06:08:56 : [ERROR]: Invalid Symantec Recovery Disk location specified. Please specify a valid path to a Symantec Recovery Disk.
01-24-2011 06:14:07 : [INFO]: Validating user specified paths.
01-24-2011 06:14:07 : [ERROR]: Invalid Symantec Recovery Disk location specified. Please specify a valid path to a Symantec Recovery Disk.
