But according to fsck this was not the case. But still I received the message, that the ext4 partition would contain errors. While Acronis True Image Home 2012 was perfectly able to produce an image backup of my laptop with Windows 10 and Ubuntu (without sector-by-sector!), this was not the case with my similar other notebook containing Windows 10 and Debian. I have two laptops, which both are dual-boot including Windows 10 and (a) Ubuntu / (b) Debian. This leads me to believe there's some problem with Acronis recognizing the partition for some reason (possibly a bug in the CheckFileSystemFeatures function of Acronis?), but I'm not sure why as it is a new install of Ubuntu 16.10 - so not some old or experimental release of ext4. After running Acronis System Report, it spat out the following for the ext4 partitions on the drive:įile System Error 0x7000a: Unsupported file system version
When I try to back the drive up, Acronis says my drive contains errors (I'm rather certain it doesn't - my PC is running fine and I have run FSCK on the drive). I'm having difficulty backing up my linux partitions with acronis true image 2017 (booted via ISO).
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