When creating a bootable ISO, you typically choose between two kernels:
: Boot target computers into the Acronis environment to receive images via multicast or unicast. acronis-snap-deploy-5-bootable-iso
: The standard, fast-booting option that uses Linux drivers for hardware access. When creating a bootable ISO, you typically choose
: Deploy images to machines isolated from the network or without a dedicated Acronis infrastructure. When creating a bootable ISO
: A Windows Preinstallation Environment that offers better compatibility for modern hardware, such as NVMe drives and specific RAID controllers. How to Create the Bootable ISO
: Capture an exact disk image of a "master" machine, including the OS, applications, and configurations.