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1. Figure 3 6 35 Evolution System User Manual Select Yes to enable a temporary incremental copy or select No to quit the permanently incremental copy Using a temporary incremental copy is allowed in the following situations 1 The login process is not occurred on all receiving ends for this incremental copy 2 Data is sent to the receiving ends for temporary use 3 If you want to install different software onto different computers and maintain a uniform incremental copy on all computers If a temporary incremental copy is taken the 2 110 incremental data on the sending and receiving ends can be resumed back to the original status before incremental copy is taken For more information about a temporary incremental copy function refer to section 5 2 Temporary Incremental Copy Differential incremental Copy 7 After completing your selection start to send data Figure 3 7 Incremental copy control interface x Finish Login Total Online 1 98001 Local Total Size MB 70 Speed MB Min 57 Delay ms online Offline Slowest av Remain time 00 00 37 Figure 3 7 36 Evolution System User Manual 8 After completing data dispatch on the transmitting end the system will ask user whether to complete this incremental deployment incremental copy if a temporary incremental deployment is not enabled If all receiving ends have received incrementa
2. Disk Tools Upgrade P Note Please read version upgrade guide before upgrading e 7 S os setting Uninstall gt ca Netclone Warning This action will uninstall protection system gt only keeping the operating system last access mode od apply Figure 6 16 After removal is completed a prompt screen will appear as shown in figure 6 17 81 Evolution System User Manual System Management z General Sp si Set S U Version 2 00 Software Build Date 2012 04 28 Copyright TeamwSoftEx Inc Disk Tools Upgrade Prompt Information 2 2s A uninstallation successful lt c woernwe Parning Tis aCtion Will Wiinstsir protection system gt only keeping the operating system last access mode oo JEE Figure 6 17 After you click OK the computer will restart and Evosys will display the initial installation interface After removing the Evosys system the computer will s Mention pot obtain a protection and incremental copy from Evosys consequently this system removing function should be used carefully Once the system is removed the latest used OS will be reserved but others will be deleted 82 Evolution System User Manual 6 4 Tools In OS menu press F6 and enter the password A Tools interface will appear as shown in figure 6 18 H W information Card In
3. essesseseeeeees ee eeeeesea eens 48 5 1 2 Selecting a Installation Option Custom Install Pe eee eee eee eee eee nee e reese eee eee teense eeenes 47 Evolution System User Manual 5 1 3 Using Evosys to Set up Hard Disk Parnono soso Feo yes oon Pore hee ee vere 48 5 1 4 Installing OS and Applications 49 5 1 5 Installing Evosys Driver Programs 49 5 1 6 NetCopy and Automatically modifying IP AGATES Sie ch seis asl eaea a e T ois TE 49 5 2 Temporary Incremental Copy Differential incremental Copy s eeeeeseeteee ee eee tees eae ee tees eae eeeeaes 50 5 2 1 Right Time to Apply Temporary Incremental copy essesseeeeeeeeseeeeeseeaeeeeens 50 5 2 2 Temporary Incremental Deployment BuUncti Oise se ana here ee S 50 5 3 Continuous Transfer from Break Points seesee 51 5 3 1 Time to Apply Continuously Transferring from Break Points 51 5 3 2 Continuously Transferring from Break Points Function e sesseeeeeeeeeeeee eee ees 51 5 4 Network Tools 1 seeeeceee eee e eens eee neee eee neeeeaeneee eae ees 53 5 4 1 Network Upgrade 0s sssseseeseeeeeeeeeeeseen nes 54 54 2 Sending Parameters ss seseesseseeseeeeevees 54 5 4 3 Sending CMOS Settings sseseeeeeeeeeeeeees 55 5 4 4 Time Synchronization sseeeeeeeeeeeeee eee es 55 5 5 Adjusting Network Parameters 0se 00eeeeeeeeeeen ees 56 6 Guide to
4. 20 Evolution System User Manual After all receiving ends finish the login process click Finish Login in the NetCopy interface on the transmitting end Figure 2 23 Avaiting Total Online 1 9001 Local Remote Wakeup Press Fi add a vacant Slowest ay Figure 2 23 Three situations described below may occur when Mention logging into the transmitting end from the receiving end 1 Before the setting level driver is installed onto the Evosys it can automatically respond to a login request from the main control terminal and automatically login to the transmitting end 2 Ifthe Auto connection accomplished after the receiving end startup function is enabled on a computer installed with Evosys s setting level driver the system will automatically login to the transmitting end in the status of the OS menu system after startup 3 Ifthe Auto connection accomplished after the receiving end startup function is not enabled on a computer installed with the Evosys s setting level driver a hot key F9 could be used for quick login in the OS menu interface 21 Evolution System User Manual 3 Performing NetCopy installing the setting level driver onto the receiving end over a network Click Finish Login and you are ready to send data as shown in figure 2 24 Finish Login Total Online 1 9001 Local Network Install Cancel Login Remote reboot Remote shutdown Seotto
5. Figure 5 8 Detailed Description of Parameters A Parameter 1 BToB for adjusting the data transmission delay over the network and the switch flow control This parameter is seldom used and the shortcut keys Shift or Shift can be alternatively used during network transmission 56 Evolution System User Manual B Parameter 2 FToF for adjusting network FPS delay time This parameter is available for all switches Adjusting this parameter can significantly affect the network transmission speed Dynamically adjusting the setting is also supported during network transmission Its corresponding shortcut key is or e6 ce Parameter 3 QC for data inquiry from the transmitting end over the network This parameter can be greater than or equal to 1 It is mainly used for lower feedback from the receiving end or for further adjusting due either to duplex data forwarding from the switch or to the flow limit This parameter also supports dynamic adjustment and setting The shortcut keys left and right direction keys can be alternatively used for dynamic adjustment purpose Parameter 4 OTD for setting network disconnection To this parameter the setting value 18 denotes 1 second 108 denotes 6 seconds If a transmitting end does not receive any response data from the receiving end during a specified time period this host will be viewed as a disconnected host and if this value is set to a greater value the dat
6. 2 4 1 Setting Level Driver on Receiving End for NetCopy ssesseeseeseeeeeeeeseeaeeeeans 19 2 4 2 Setting Receiving End IP Computer IN Annis aope erra ea E en eeee 23 2 4 3 Sending Operating System Data s e e 27 3 Incremental copy Installing Deleting Software Modifying System Settings sessesseeeee sees ee esse eee eeeeeaes 31 3 1 Flow of Incremental copy e sseeteeseeseeeeeseeeeneeens 3 3 2 Prerequisite Conditions for Incremental copy 32 3 3 Incremental copy Function seesesseeseeeeeeeeneeeeees 33 3 3 1 Preparing Incremental copy eeeeeeeeeeees 33 3 3 2 Performing Incremental copy esreeseeree 33 4 Installing Evosys on Existing OS 1essessesseeeeee essen eeee een enes 39 4 1 Installing Evosys Hardware Protection Card 39 4 2 Selecting an Installation Method 5ssse sssseeeee eens 39 4 2 1 Express Install or Retain Install 39 4 2 2 Installing OS s s0eescese esses ees eee eeeeeseaeeneeens 44 4 2 3 Installing Evosys Driver Programs 44 4 3 Network Install 0 s1seeeececeeerceeeeeecneeeenseeeeenceeeneneeees 44 4 4 NetCopy on Receiving End 10 sessssseeeee ee eeeeeee eee 46 5 Advanced User Guide 1cessseeeeceeeeeeeeseneee ee eneee eens nee eeeeees 47 5 1 Installing Multiple OSs 02 0ssseseeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeees 48 5 1 1 Installing Evosys
7. IP change Sec o Ip address z 5 DNS1 x am Subnet Mask pus2 Gateway aprir for a1 os Apply Apply for All 0S All OS Figure 6 12 A Unchange computer name After completing NetCopy or Incremental copy the receiving end will not modify the computer name during automatic setting B Enable DHCP service If the system wants to use DHCP to automatically obtain an IP address but not a static IP address this option should be enabled It is only available for this system and does not affect other OS s C Change to all NIC IP This option allows an IP address for all network cards on the local host to be the same one allocated for transmission D Enable IPv6 This option allows you to set IPv6 IP address for a used OS E Change IP on every startup Each time the OS is entered to automatically modify the IP address the IP address should be set to the one used by Evosys F Enable IP Service In general this option is not ticked It is used when the network card drive on the receiving end needs to be searched again after completing NetCopy 76 Evolution System User Manual G Countdown IP change sec This option is used with Enable IP service when the network card drive on the receiving end needs to be searched again after completing NetCopy H IP address This is mainly used to set the IP address for used OS s If all OS s use the same settings this opti
8. Incremental copy to enter into incremental copy control interface Incremental copy control interface Awaiting Total Online 8001 Local Remote Wakeup Awaiting Login Press Fi add a vacant Slowest a adil Figure 3 3 3 Click Awaiting Login to wait for login from the receiving end 4 When a login process is made from the receiving end to the transmitting end the transmitting end will check the data status on the receiving end If there is a difference between them a NetCopy will be taken Figure 3 4 Incremental copy control interface Awaiting Total Online 1 8001 Local Remote Wakeup Finish Login Press Fl add a vacant Slowest a Figure 3 4 34 Evolution System User Manual 5 After completing the login process on all computers for incremental copy click Finish Login to confirm computers for incremental copy being taken Figure 3 5 Incremental copy control interface Finish Login Total Online 1 8 001 Local s online Offline Slowest Figure 3 5 6 Click Send Data and the transmitting end will ask whether to enable a temporary incremental copy Incremental copy control interface Finish Login Total Online 1 8001 Local Cancel Login See _ Reallocate IP _ Prompt Information 2 JDo you want to enable temp incremental copy online 0ffline Slowest avr
9. Incremental copy is also not available for such an operating system NetCopy must be first executed on both the transmitting and receiving ends i e the copied data for OS installed in the transmitting end and receiving end must be completely identical Be sure that the Incremental Support Status is not ticked in the advanced system setting before performing NetCopy lt The above four conditions are required for incremental copy and if any of them is being modified please follow the manual eure Evolution System User Manual 3 3 Incremental copy Function 3 3 1 Preparing Incremental copy In the system menu select a transmitting end for incremental process enter into the OS in administrator mode or protection mode add remove software from the system and modify computer system settings After completing your operation start your system again If you need to start your system again during Ay Mention software installation enter into your system in Temporarily Reserved Ctrl K mode after startup 3 3 2 Performing Incremental copy 1 Inthe Evosys OS menu use up or down direction keys to select an OS for incremental copy and press F8 After entering the administrator password select a copy option for your copy process as shown in figure 3 2 NetCopy Incremental copy Option x Select option C NetCopy Incremental copy Figure 3 2 33 Evolution System User Manual 2 Select
10. USB is prohibited because of potential damage to HDD data from a USB startup 67 Evolution System User Manual 6 Enable Disk I O Protection After enabling this HDD data can be prevented from damage generated from a CD or USB startup 7 Disable Custom Background to delete custom background image and restore it back to the default Evosys system background image 6 3 4 Disk Tools Partition Information In system administration interface click Partition list tab in Disk Tools as shown in figure 6 7 System Management ai Partition list Copy Tools Repartition si Set No Attrib Partition Name Size MB File Sys Restore Type Buffer 1 tindows xr 89998 _ Windows 7 99998 Protected v z Protected Protected E Protected z Protected HDD Size MB 476940 Free Space MB 274495 Partition Type Description H Hidden Partition o Version 1004 Disk Tools 1004 2 s gt 08 Setting iit gt P 2 NetCopy t VUE A Instant Restoration Boot Partition P Private Partition B Backup Restoration Boot Partition S Shared Partition Figure 6 7 If a partition message is highlighted it denotes that the AK Mtention modification is not allowed and the OS in this partition supports incremental copy If the partition modification is needed you should disable OS gt Advanced gt Incremental Support Status function 68 Evolution System U
11. a non protected status 2 Ifthe dedicated P type sector for a modified name is directed to another A type startup sector system which does not support incremental copy this dedicated P type sector for a modified name can support Protected and Clear or Unprotected 70 Evolution System User Manual 4 Capacity MB It is a size capacity for partitioned sector This size should be planned at the installation phase Once sectors are setup it should not be changed again 5 File System The sector format for startup sectors and data sectors can be formatted again according to your needs 6 3 5 Disk Tools Copy Tools System Management xII Partition list Basic Set Partition copy Repartition Source HDD L Destination m gt Disk Tools HDD Name HDD Nane Pe Size MB Size MB at Used Size Use valid data when copy _ ee gt c NetCopy rHard Disk Copy Disk 1 size 476940 Disk 2 size 0 Go Version Figure 6 8 1 Partition Copy This function allows you to install one OS and the rest can be done through this partition copy We suggest that the capacity for the target sectors is the same as that for source sectors X Note Windows 7 and Vista do not support this at this moment 2 Hard Disk Copy This function supports hard disk copy on a single machine and the source hard disk must be assigned as disk 1 s Fik Evolution System U
12. also selected here For more information about network cards refer to Q amp A 2 Hard disk drive Interface Type A type should be selected in accordance with a physical hard disk interface used Evosys only supports SATA interface type 2 If a password is needed it can be set up here In the password box enter the desired password and then click Create a new password to complete this setting as shown in figure 2 7 Click OK to confirm your setting as shown in figure 2 8 Evolution System User Manual installation Guide x Step 3 Basic Setting 1 Select NIC Driver 11 Intel 1G Ndis X Note When Select PXE Agent Please enable PXE option ROM in BIOS Setting Prompt Information A Passvora setup successful Please remember your password Figure 2 7 Network Card Mode after entering the hard disk drive interface type and password click Finish A dialog box will appear as shown in figure 2 8 Installing driver on the way please do not power off Prompt Information Figure 2 8 10 Evolution System User Manual After you click OK your computer will automatically start up and a dialog box will appear as shown in figure 2 9 Operating System menu Fi help Pageup Pagedown Remark Figure 2 9 2 3 2 Installing OS and Application Software Windows XP will be used here as an example We d itention describ
13. amp Team SoftEx Inc Evolution System User s Guide Manual Evolution System User Manual User Manual Reading Guide Dear Users Thank you for choosing our products from among the variety of products available on the market To start using this product right away please read this manual carefully Evosys is a highly efficient and convenient solution for managing computers installed in school computer classrooms For your convenience we present the following scenarios and corresponding solutions in order to help you to complete system migration and deployment Again thank you for using our products Scenario 1 If you are using a new computer on which you will use Evosys and are ready to install the OS refer to Sector 2 Quick Installation Guide Scenario 2 If you have installed an OS in your computer before using Evosys and want to directly install Evosys refer to Sector 4 Installing Evosys on Existing OS Scenario 3 If you want to install multiple operating systems on one computer refer to Sector 5 Advanced User Guide Scenario 4 If you want to install uninstall or modify system settings after installing Evosys refer to Sector 3 Incremental copy Installing Deleting Software Modifying System Settings Evolution System User Manual Table of Contents 1 Product Introduction seseeeeeeee ee eee eens eens eee eee neta ene ee ea ees 1 1 1 Product Descr
14. computer where Evosys is installed Administrator mode and Protection mode 6 1 1 Administrator Mode In Administrator mode the user can directly write any data to the disk while OS is running Even if the system is restarted all changed data is still stored on disk Entering mode In the Evosys OS menu use direction keys to select the desired OS then press Ctrl Enter key to enter into this OS in administrator mode For an OS protected with instant recovery if the user amp 200509 does not install Evosys system drivers in Windows environment user can enter into an OS in administrator mode but other systems are not available for you to do so e g Ctrl K Ctrl R Ctrl B 6 1 2 Protection Mode Entering mode In the Evosys OS menu press ENTER key or left mouse button to click an OS to enter into the system in protection mode 59 Evolution System User Manual In Protection mode any OS data changes made by the user or virus will be written into the Evosys buffer area Once the computer is restarted all data will be resumed from their original default settings and all changes made by user or virus will be cleared Evosys will add an icon in the Windows notification fy setention area during the Windows system driver installation Click the left mouse button two times on this icon and the system status will appear The user can determine the current working mode with this function and temporarily record the usage
15. data volume transmission speed delay time remaining time Slowest speed computer or disconnected computers will be shown on the main screen Evosys provides a fault location function If the Ay Attention network speed is not normal we may use the Slowest speed computer display function to determine the possible faulty computer location The network delay and fault problems can be solved by testing the network cables or shutting down the faulty computers 28 Evolution System User Manual The following message will appear after completing data transmission Figure 2 32 Finish Login Total Online 1 send Data 9001 Local Cancel Login f Reallocate IP _ Prompt Information x pata transfer completed Total Size MB 22385 Speed MB Min Delay ms 2 online Offline Slowest iv Remain time Figure 2 32 The following prompt will appear after confirmation Figure 2 33 Finish Login Total Online 1 Send Data 45001 Local Cancel Login n f Reallocate IP Prompt Information Total Size MB 22085 Speed MB Min Delay ms s online t 0ffline Slowest a gt Remain time Figure 2 33 29 Evolution System User Manual After completing the NetCopy the IP address for all receiving ends is the same as the one used by the host and thus the IP address
16. needs to be reallocated For more information about the allocation message refer to section 2 4 2 If any IP address has been previously allocated you don t need to change it Simply enter the IP allocation interface and click OR If you need to reallocate it you can directly change the computer name and IP address for test computer and then click Auto Allocation In NetCopy Control interface click Restart Receiving End The receiving end will automatically apply the settings after rebooting 1 Ifthe data transmission speed is not correct during its transmission please check the network environment or refer to section 5 5 Network Parameter Adjustment to adjust parameters fn Attention 2 If any receiving end is disconnected during transmission refer to section 5 3 Transferring from Break point 30 Evolution System User Manual 3 Incremental copy Installing Deleting Software Modifying System Settings 3 1 Flow of Incremental copy Step1 Preparing Incremental Data Use any computer to enter the operating system in administrator mode Ctrl Enter or protection mode Enter Install software delete software add delete files or update system settings Step 2 Rebooting Operating System Step 3 Sending Incremental Data In the operating system menu interface select an operating system needed for an incremental backup operation press F8 After entering the password
17. IP DNS Gateway Subnet Mask setting assura Set action password for this operating system Operating system advanced setting Other Settings M Linux partitioning support M Save 05 Boot Information M Disable incremental copy p r M Change Windows login name M Enable software activate M Disable CD ROM M Disable USB M Reserve Function 1 M Advanced boot control Figure 6 11 Partition Hiding Setting This option allows you to select which partition is not to be displayed in this OS Dynamically adjusting partition attributes can hide a partition at any time Other Settings A Linux partitioning support Partition format for Linux and Windows is different This is mainly used when more than four partitions are used on a Linux system and these partitions can be displayed in Linux B Save OS Boot Information This is for special OS s such as Sun Solaris C Disable incremental copy This option allows you to disable an incremental copy for an OS D Incremental copy Support After the transmission is completed when the incremental copy setting is not disabled for A attribute OS under protection mode this option will be automatically enabled and thus this incremental copy supported to OS can be ensured 74 Evolution System User Manual E Backup using valid data This option alslows you to restore the backup using valid data and backup whole sectors including NetCopy Using valid
18. NetCopy cy psets value oj Version Restore CMOS setting on startup Figure 6 3 1 In CMOS advanced protection setting box you can select chipset type specify automatic CMOS analysis times enable CMOS auto restore and or CMOS protection by Bitmap and then click OK 2 Enable CMOS auto restore function If any garbled CMOS data is detected by Evosys Evosys will automatically restore original CMOS settings to the protection setting status if no further action is taken within 10 seconds 3 Enable CMOS protection by Bit If a normal analysis is not possible on any CMOS motherboard it can be effectively identified 4 Synchronized data protection during transfer CMOS settings can be transferred to the remote computer if synchronous transmission is set for CMOS 65 Evolution System User Manual Click Analyzing CMOS and a prompt will appear as shown in figure 6 4 Startup Security advanced Sp rosie set Disk sLopls Password Setting Input New Password limitation in 8 characters Prompt Information gt gt 2 mos analysis need to reboot twice confirm f c CA _ Advanced J Setting by different chipsets nalyse and record CMOS value Yeraton F Restore CHOS setting on startup Figure 6 4 To analyze CMOS click OK to save it or click Cancel Re
19. P E Evosys ShowBuffer Z Program Shortcut Modify IP Service a Figure 2 14 5 Select your installation directory default setting suggested fe Evosys Driver amp Application Setup Choose Install Location Choose the folder in which to install Evosys Driver Application Setup will install Evosys Driver Application in the Following folder To install in a different folder dick Browse and select another Folder Click Install to start the installation Destination Folder Ca Figure 2 15 24s Evolution System User Manual 6 If Windows logo verification appears please select Continue Anyway Hardware Installation The software you are installing for this hardware Evosys Controller has not passed Windows Logo testing to verify its compatibility with Windows xP Tell me why this testing is important Continuing your installation of this software may impair or destabilize the correct operation of your system either immediately or in the future Microsoft strongly recommends that you stop this installation now and contact the hardware vendor for software that has passed Windows Logo testing Continue Anyway ST OP Install Figure 2 16 7 The window below will appear after installation Select Reboot now and then click Finish ie Evosys Driver amp Application Setup Completing the Evosys Driver _ Application Setup Wizard Your computer must be restarted in order to
20. S I O control M Disable cache refresh f Disable timer refresh l Disk information access status 2 Start all computers ensure using the right OS and all operations are completed Cancel Notes We suggest that you first upgrade one computer to a new version and then ensure you have successfully completed these steps and then start to do the dispatch for all computers OS should be properly run on all computers 93
21. Setting Evosys Management Function 59 6 1 System Operation Modes sssseseeeeeeeeeee eee neeeee eee 59 6 1 1 AdministratorMode eseceseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee teen ees 59 6 1 2 Protection Mode e1eeeseeeeeeeeeeeee teens ee eneeeeeenens 59 6 2 Recovery Backup Preservation 6 s0eseeeeeeeeee ees 60 6 2 1 Restores ttertiedl ei al ON ie Oa ee 60 6 2 2 Backup Permanent Write eseeeeeeee eens 61 6 2 3 Temporary Preservation s s0esseeeeeeeeeeees 61 6 3 System Administration sssssseeseeseeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeees 61 6 3 1 Basic Setting Startup Setting e5se 61 6 3 2 Basic Setting Security Setting 63 6 3 3 Basic Setting Advanced Setting 67 6 3 4 Disk Tools Partition Information 68 6 3 5 Disk Tools Copy Tools ssseeeseeeeesecene ees 71 6 3 6 Disk Tools Repartition 6sseseeeee eens 72 6 3 7 OS Setting sesceeeeseeseeeeeeseseeeeeneeneeneenees 73 6 3 8 NetCopy Setting sesseeeeseeseeeeeeeeeeeneenens 78 6 3 9 Removing and Upgrading System 80 E EA y1 EA E EAA A Seis A E ernie ecete 83 6 4 1 Special Settings sseseeeeeseeseeeeeeeeneeneenens 83 6 4 1 1 Driver Setting sse eeseeeeeseeseeeeeees 84 6 4 1 2 Special Parameter Setting 84 6 4 1 3 Enabling OS I O Control 85 6 4 2 Har
22. Slowest ay Figure 5 4 50 Evolution System User Manual Select Yes to enable this temporary incremental deployment After completing data dispatch the receiving end will automatically start again and complete this update without update actions taken on the transmitting end 5 3 Continuously Transferring from Break Points Continuously transferring from break point is a carefully designed solution for conquering any problem generated from the NetCopy With this function the maintenance loading can be reduced and maintenance flexibility can thus be enhanced 5 3 1 When to Apply Continuously Transferring from Break Points Power outage or power interruption during computer network dispatch s Computer crash shutdown occurring during computer network dispatch Network disconnection encountered at the receiving end during computer network dispatch Network dispatch terminated due to large quantity of data transfer 5 3 2 Continuously Transferring from Break Points Function If you encounter any situation described in section 5 3 1 during data dispatch you can use this function Follow the steps described below 1 Enter into the screen shown on transmitting end with the same operation as the last time you used 2 Click Send Data and a prompt will appear as shown in figure 5 5 51 Evolution System User Manual Finish Login Total Online 1 9001 Local Reallo
23. Upgrade In the network tool menu as shown in figure 5 7 click Network upgrade to transfer the same setting level driver from the transmitting end to the receiving end After transferring the receiving end will restart and the upgrade on receiving end is thus completed The prerequisite condition for the network upgrade is that the setting level driver and system parameters should be consistent on both the transmitting end and the receiving end 5 4 2 Sending Parameters After the user changes some settings on the transmitting end such as changing the partition protection attribute from Every Recovery to Daily Recovery etc and saves them this Send Parameters function can be used to apply the same changes to the receiving end In Network Tool as shown in figure 5 7 click Send Parameters function The receiving end will restart after sending and apply the same settings The requirement for you to send parameters is that the setting level drivers installed onto the original transmitting end and the receiving end must be consistent 54 Evolution System User Manual 5 4 3 Sending CMOS Settings After the user modifies some CMOS settings on the transmitting end such as Boot sequence 1 CD ROM 2 HDD 3rd LAN etc and saves them select the Send CMOS Settings function to apply the same settings to the receiving end In Network Tool interface as shown in figure 5 7 click Sen
24. a flow of the whole network transmission will be significantly affected Parameter 5 MINF This is a least value for parameter 2 i e at the time of sending data press to reduce it to a least value For a 100Mbps network card used in a 1000Mbps switch environment we suggest you set this value to gt 35 Parameter 6 For adjusting a delay time of the response packets sent from the receiving end during network transmission and for resolving lower transmission speed due to a larger number of computers being used After modifying this parameter the sending parameter function in Network tool can synchronize the receiving end and this modified parameter can thus be enabled after successful login and dispatching IST Evolution System User Manual G Automatically Adjusting Network Parameters The system will automatically adjust network parameter settings but the user may consider the needs based on the actual environment and you cal also manually setup the parameters for your onsite use Enabling the break point log on a transmitting end After enabling this function a transmitting end can continue transfer data from a previous break point when a power outage or computer crash shutdown has been encountered at the transmitting end site 58 Evolution System User Manual 6 Guide to Setting Evosys Management Function 6 1 System Operation Modes Two operation modes are available for an OS existed on a
25. cate IP Prompt Information 2 r0 you want to continue the last network transfer online 0ffline Slowest ay Figure 5 5 3 Select Yes to continue the last network transfer operation 1 Incremental copy and NetCopy supports the Ay Attention mechanism of continuously transferring from break points 2 Consistent network environment needed for continuously transferring from break points 3 When transferring from break points do not enter into OS or this break point function will not be available 4 If you need to provide a support to continuously transfer from break points in the event of a sudden outage or shutdown refer to Enabling Break Point Log for transmitting end in section 5 5 Adjusting Network Parameters 52 Evolution System User Manual 5 4 Network Tools In transmitting end interface for network copy once you complete all login processes from all receiving ends click Finish Login and a dialog box will appear as shown in figure 5 6 Click Network Tool button A network tool dialog box will appear as shown in figure 5 7 ee Finish Login Total Online 1 oot Local Cancel Login Reallocate IP Network tool Remote reboot Remote shutdown ttt online O0ffline Slowest ay Figure 5 6 53 Evolution System User Manual Network tool x Network upgrade Sync CHOS Figure 5 7 5 4 1 Network
26. cece ieren p ttt online 0ffline Slowest avy Figure 2 24 Only Network Install Cancel Login Remote reboot and Remote shutdown functions are shown in the figure above Besides the host s Evosys driver the driver being installed onto the receiving end needs to be transferred through the host If a login from the receiving end occurs for the first time the Install remote over network function can only be selected for all terminals as shown in figure 2 24 22 Evolution System User Manual Finish Login Total Online 0 Network Install 9001 Local Cancel Login Prompt Information x Netvork installation receiver completed lt Ok s online Offline Slowest avy Figure 2 25 After completing the remote installation over the network a prompt will pop up as shown in figure 2 25 The receiving end will automatically reboot and enter into Evosys s setting level driver interface 2 4 2 Setting Receiving End IP Computer Name 1 gt After completing the login process for all computers click Complete Login and then select Shut down from Receiving end All computers can be shut down Figure 2 26 2 Logging into transmitting end from receiving end in sequence The transmitting end waits for login The receiving ends will be started one by one according to the stipulated sequence of computer names All trans
27. complete the installation of Evosys Driver Application Do you want to reboot now DI want to manually reboot later Figure 2 17 15 Evolution System User Manual 8 Enter into Windows XP and double click an icon located at the lower right corner on the system desktop after system rebooting Your current protection status will pop up as shown in figure 2 18 ShowBuffer EVO Evolution System Protection status Protection Static buffer percent Mode ty 0 Partition Protecti Buffer Pol Usable Buffer E Prtection Dynamic 79165 D Unprote Figure 2 18 j 1 Before installing the Evosys sOS driver please Ay Attention use anti virus software to check the entire OS in order to make sure it is not a virus infected one 2 Use Windows update function in Windows environment to update your OS to the latest version 16 Evolution System User Manual 9 Complete your installation After Evosys installs the Windows system driver reboot the computer to complete Evosys installation and the system will enter into protection status 2 3 4 Setting NetCopy Messages on the Transmitting End In the Evosys OS selection screen press F8 to enter your password and after entering the NetCopy setting interface as shown in figure 2 19 select a Copy Mode and set up computer name local host IP address workgroup name and others for your transmitting end Please perform the following setup be
28. d CMOS Settings to send data The transmitting end can control the receiving end to restart and thus complete the CMOS settings of the receiving end and achieve the requirement of CMOS synchronous setting The prerequisite condition to send CMOS settings is that computer hardware BIOS specification and version for both the transmitting end and the receiving end should be consistent 5 4 4 Time Synchronization To achieve synchronicity for the receiving ends and the transmitting end use the Sync Timer function In Network Tool interface as shown in figure 5 7 click Sync Timer After transferring the transmitting end can control the receiving end to restart In this way the time synchronization function at both the receiving and the transmitting end can be accomplished 55 Evolution System User Manual 5 5 Adjusting Network Parameters In transmitting end interface press F10 to pop up the Network Parameter Setting dialog box as shown in figure 5 8 The user can use it to adjust the network parameters corresponding to the Evosys For more information about parameters refer to the detailed description below Network parameter setting x Adjustable network parameters Parameter BToB fo f Parameter2 FIoF 59 Parameter3 QC E Parameter4 0TD fo Parameter5 MINF fo Parameter6 FEED fo M Auto adjust network parameter M Enable sender breakpoint record
29. d IP address 38 Evolution System User Manual 4 Installing Evosys on Existing OS 4 1 Installing Evosys Hardware Protection Card For more information refer to section 2 1 4 2 Selecting an Installation Method Before using Evosys an OS should be installed When installing Evosys you can select one of two installation options Express install or Retain install 4 2 1 Express Install or Retain Install After the setting level drivers are loaded Evosys will show an interface for your first installation as shown in figure 4 1 Installation Guide Step 1 Select Install Option Custom Install Format all the data of the entire disk Retain all partition data on hard drive C Express Install sonable protection for C drive Retain part of the partition data on hard C Retain install 5 drive repartition the remaining space Network Instell Install via embedded net clone operation pa information Check H information confirm resources Em antormetion sre not conflicting BAC address c8 9c dc bd bS se Em oe Figure 4 1 39 Evolution System User Manual You now have the choice of two installation options 1 Express install The system will reserve all partition data on the hard disk drive and you can select any partition for protection purposes 2 Retain install Only the first partition is reserved on disk C and the remaining spaces are se
30. data can significantly reduce processing time Change Windows login name This option allows you to create independent user accounts for an OS In general case user accounts are created for computer based examination Windows XP is suggested for this purpose Enable Software Activate If this function is enabled through some software being registered on the transmitting end these software applications can still be used on the receiving end after dispatching EVO Lite and EVO Lan versions do not support such a function Disable CD ROM This option allows you to disable the CD ROM in the OS environment Disable USB This option allows you to disable USB storage setting in the OS environment but USB keyboard and mouse are not restricted Preserve Function 1 This option allows you to deal with an error arising because an HDD message cannot be normally accessed by Win2003 OS Advance boot control If Windows7 does not normally run under an OS the startup menu will allow you to select one OS to run If an anti virus software is also installed we do not suggest you select an OS in order to prevent conflict 75 Evolution System User Manual IP Setting Click IP setting to enter into the system IP setting interface as shown in figure 6 12 Configuration of single 05 x M Unchange computer name Enable DHCP service M Change to all NIC IP M Enable IPV6 M Change IP on every startup Enable IP service Countdown
31. dware Information sssseeeeeeeeee eens eee enes 86 6 4 3 Card Information ssseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeeeeenens 86 6 4 4 Restoring MBR 1 s seseeeeeeeeeees eee eeeeeneenenens 87 Appendix 1 Questions amp Answers eesesoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 88 Evolution System User Manual 1 Product Introduction 1 1 1 1 2 10 11 Product Description Evolution System is a new generation computer management product for computer system security protection and deployment with flexibility Evolution System uses a hardware controlled chip architecture to prevent damage from the chips on the recovery card ROM The hard disk drive is directly accessed and managed and cables are directly connected to the cards to provide the mechanism for controlling the hard disk drive read write T O operation protecting data stored on the hard disk drive and eliminating virus threat e g AIBO Functions Introduction Setting level driver program embedded in the protection chip no installation of third party software required OS supported Windows system with instant recovery ability Linux system with backup recovery ability High capacity hard disk drive supported max 2TB Multiple OS s installation allowed each of them can be independently operated CMOS protection and transmission function are provided motherboard support needed Multiple hard disk partitions protected Network install NetCopy Incremen
32. e how to install system and Evosys driver for your installation in all systems 1 Place the Windows XP installation CD into the CD drive and click Windows XP in the OS menu OS installation will begin Since this installation step is identical to general installation detailed description is omitted 2 After installing OS and all applications make sure all disks are partitioned the partitioned file system is the same as the previously partitioned disk sector 3 Setup IP Mask Gateway DNS for your network settings sils Evolution System User Manual Evosys has partitioned the disk for your OS When installing Evosys you may find some disk space is not partitioned Figure 2 10 A Attention Figure 2 10 This situation is a normal case please do not change any existing partition on the hard disk drive just directly select the C disk for installation 1 partition Please do not delete partitions and then partition them 2 3 3 Installing the Evosys OS Driver Place the Evosys software disk into the CD drive and find the driver Figure 2 11 in existing directories on the CD the same driver installation programs used for all Windows systems 3 Note Before installation please be sure to install these driver programs with administrator privilege Figure 2 11 kh Evosys Manual pdf EVOSYS Setup Adobe Acrobat Document 3 263 KB 12 Evolution System User Manual 1 Double click files being insta
33. et and then select Security tag to enter into the Security setting interface as shown in figure 6 2 63 Evolution System User Manual system Management x Startup S p h Set Password Setting Input New Password limitation in 8 characters Disk Tools Confirm New Password _ Create Password Advanced e ms 0S Setting rCHOS Protection Setting 7 cy NetCopy Setting by different chipsets Analyzing CHOS Analyse and record CHOS value oj Version M Restore CMOS setting on startup Figure 6 2 1 Administrator Password Setting The Evosys password can be changed again in this setting interface and it must contain 8 characters including digits English characters case sensitive and punctuation marks After setting click Create Password to change the original password 2 CMOS Protection Setting Click Advanced setting in CMOS protection advanced setting as shown in figure 6 3 64 Evolution System User Manual System Management gt t E saree aro Startup Security Advanced O Basic Set pressor Setting CMOS protection advanced setting pyaje charecters Select chipset type Automatic analysis times fo gt ms 05 Setting I Enable CMOS auto restore Countdown 10 Sec I Enable CMOS protection by Bitmap p Disk Tools f Syncronised data protection during transfer gt
34. etup whether the password verification must be made or not 2 After passing this password verification Evosys will reserve previous OS data the recovery will be ignored and directly enter into this OS 6 3 System Administration Press the shortcut key F10 in the OS menu interface input a correct administrator password it is empty by default to enter into the system administration interface System administration functions include basic setting tools for hard disk derive OS setting network setting removing OS and upgrade 6 3 1 Basic Setting Startup Setting After entering into Evosys system administration interface the system will enter into Startup tag in Basic Set by default Figure 6 1 61 Evolution System User Manual System Management x Startup Security Advanced rBoot sequence By BIOS boot sequence Boot from local HDD Disk Tools rHide boot menu IM Hide main menu lM Hide F1 HELP function gt i i Ss OS Setting Main Menu Setting ioie HY NetCopy Autorun operation Enter default 0S C Shutdown z C Enter the last selected 0S Default 05 Windows XP X Go Version Auto wait Sec 0 Zero or empty is invalid Figure 6 1 1 Boot Sequence a By BIOS boot sequence the computer startup sequence is based on the BIOS setting sequence b Boot from local HDD the computer will be directly started from the local hard dis
35. fo Recover MBR Figure 6 18 6 4 1 Special Settings In this special setting some enhanced and compatible Evosys function settings are provided These could be changed under the supervision of experienced engineers Figure 6 19 3 Evolution System User Manual Special setting rDriver settings HDD Driver o Mouse Driver o PXE Offset 5 OEM Driver o r Special parameter S W Act wait Sec o NT Frane size o M No transfer leading f Backup protection M Enhanced boot 70S I O control M Disable cache refresh f Disable timer refresh l Disk information access status Figure 6 19 6 4 1 1 Driver Setting General users could not change these settings at any time 6 4 1 2 Special Parameter Setting 1 Network Frame Size for mode 2 and mode 3 used in an unstable transmission disconnection situation the size of the feedback frame can be adjusted to a value greater than 64 and suggested that it is close to a power of 2 2 No transfer leading The first 63 sectors on the disk are not used for transferring parameters 3 setting reserved No function provided at this moment 4 Enhanced boot For EVO not available for PS2 connector of keyboard For more information refer to Appendix 2 84 Evolution System User Manual 6 4 1 3 Enabling OS I O Control 1 Disable timer refresh This option will disable Windows system to update disk cache at regular
36. fore netcopy Select network mode Mode 1 Computer name 7 IPv6 address sd IPv4 aadress Workgroup i Switch Type Login NO E fv Automatically connect on startup M Enable DHCP service fv Enable enhanced data validation during transfer Figure 2 19 If a static IP is used an IP information should be set on your transmitting end Also choose Automatically connect on startup If a workgroup is needed please enter workgroup name You can select 100Mbps or 1000Mbps for Switch Type according to the switches used in your actual network environment es hee Evolution System User Manual A Attention 1 NetCopy mainly supports three netcopy modes Mode 1 for regular NetCopy mode Mode 2 for fast NetCopy mode which is suitable when there are many computers in the environment Mode 3 for fast NetCopy mode suitable for 1000Mbps used for switches and network cards in the environment When switching different copy modes the receiving end will automatically start up at the time of automatic login 18 Evolution System User Manual Receiving end for NetCopy If you have successfully installed Evosys onto your computer use NetCopy function in Evosys to copy contents from a computer hereinafter called transmitting end to other computers hereinafter called receiving end over the network 2 4 Net Copy on the Receiving End 2 4 1 Setting Level Driver on Receivi
37. ge it to B type even when sector type is changed 69 Evolution System User Manual C Startup Disk without Recovery Ability it is suitable for installing DOS Windows OS without using buffers and protection An ability to change A P S H type attribute sector is supported 2 Data Disk Setting it is set in the attribute fields S Shared Data Disk it is for storing data In case of comparable sector format used data can be shared by systems allocated on different sectors An ability to change A P C H type attribute sector is also supported Dedicated Data Disk it is for storing data In case of comparable sector format used data in such startup sectors can thus be used and only if the sector name for a dedicated data disk is the same as that for the startup sector small capital letters for disk names are fully identical An ability to change A S C type attribute sector is also supported 3 Sector Name An ability to change names for startup sectors and data sectors is supported e g a P type private partition for A type sector system such as WinXP is directed to another A type startup sector system such as Win7 is Attention A protection to dedicated sectors after changing name 1 Ifthe name changed for a dedicated P type sector name is directed to another dedicated P type startup sector system which supports incremental copy this name being modified for a dedicated one will be in
38. ing Your Transmitting End custom install used as an example 2 3 1 Selecting Installation Option Custom Install After installing the Evosys card turn on your computer and it will automatically enter into Select Installation Option Figure 2 4 dialog box Installation Guide x Step 1 Select Install Option Custom Install Format all the data of the entire disk Retain all partition data on hard drive C Express Install enable protection for C drive Retain part of the partition data on hard f Retain install 3 7 drive repartition the remaining space C Network Instell Install via embedded net clone operation rH information 7 Check H information confirm resources B H information are not conflicting MAC address c8 9c dc bd b5 8e Ree ee Figure 2 4 If you want to preserve your original OS refer to Ay Mtn Section 4 Installing Evosys on the existing Evolution System User Manual Select Custom Install partition your hard disk drive again as shown in figure 2 5 Step 2 Partition format Custom Install No Attrib Partition Name Size MB File Sys Restore Type Buffer 1 19994 NIFS v 1004 NTFS wv Unprotected NTFS w 2 Windows XP 9993 3 29996 Protected vy 1004 Data 9993 Unprotected v ut DOUAR Unprotected PEI it WERE PERCRE NTFS Unprotected HDD Size MB 476500 Free Space MB 404121 Part
39. iption 10 essesseeeeeeeeeeeeees ee eee eeeeaes 1 1 2 Functions Introduction eceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneee eee eee eae enes 1 1 3 Minimum Hardware Requirements 00 e ss0seeeee eee 2 1 4 Operating Systems Supported ssstesetertterrrtrterrretett 2 1 5 File System Formats Supported s0eseeeesseeeeee eee 3 2 Quick Installation Gaitde 43 5 sce sees ae ee eo ee se 4 2 1 Installing Evosys 0sssseeseeseeeeeeeeeee eee eeseaeeeeeeeeaes 4 2 2 Installation Flow Chart scesceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeneee teen snes 5 2 2 1 Flow Chart of Installation on Transmitting End sssesseeeees esses eeeseeeeeeeees 5 2 2 2 Flow Chart of NetCopy on the Receiving End ssessessesseeeeeseeeeeeeseaaeeeeans 6 2 3 Installing the Transmitting End a custom install used as an Example s0sessesseeseeeeeseeeeeeeseaeeeeeaes 7 2 3 1 Selecting Installation Option Custom Tasta nr n eee S S A S S 7 2 3 2 Installing OS and Application Software 11 2 3 3 Installing Evosys OS Driver seeeeeree 12 2 3 4 Setting NetCopy Messages on the Transmitting End 1 0 seeseeseeeeeseeeeeeeees 17 2 3 5 Setting Level Driver in Receiving End for NetCopy 1 esseeseeseesee sees ees eeeeneeseeaes 2 3 6 Setting Receiving End IP Computer Nannie each bo oetctee ceases EE 2 3 7 Sending Operating System Data sseeee eee 2 4 NetCopy on the Receiving End 0 s sssseeeeeeeeeeeeeees 19
40. ition Type Description i E A Instant Restoration Boot Partition C Normal Boot Partition B Backup Restoration Boot Partition Empty Partition P Private Partition Namwe must be 100 same to Boot Partition S Shared Partition Shared by all Boot Partitions Figure 2 5 1 The buffer size of Evosys ranges from By Attention 100MB to 10GB for storing protected data 2 The capacity setting for buffers depends on your daily data volume and recovery mode 3 In general we suggest the total capacity for all protected partitions assigned to OS should be between 10 20 4 Suggested that the buffer size for Vista and Win7 OS should be greater than 2G Evolution System User Manual After confirming your partition information click Next as shown in figure 2 6 Installation Guide x 1 rStep 3 Basic Setting 1 Select NIC Driver 11 Intel 1G Ndis v Note When Select PXE Agent Please enable PXE option ROM in BIOS Setting 2 Select HDD Type SATA C IDE 3 Create adminstrator Password Input New Password limitation in 8 characters Confirm New Password Figure 2 6 1 Select a corresponding network card type and hard disk drive interface type SATA 1 Network Card Type Evosys can automatically Ay Attention detect the network card type and correct it to the right one if the wrong type is found If more network cards are used in a computer a desired one can be
41. k Figure 5 3 5 1 4 Installing OS and Applications For more information about installing OS and application software refer to section 2 3 2 If multiple OS s are being installed each of them should be installed in the same way but if Linux OS is being installed please select backup recovery B for it 5 1 5 Installing Evosys Driver Programs For more information about installing Evosys OS driver refer to section 2 3 3 5 1 6 NetCopy and Automatically modifying IP Address For more information about NetCopy on the receiving end refer to section 2 4 49 Evolution System User Manual 5 2 Temporary Incremental Deployment differential incremental copy This temporary incremental deployment can carry out multiple differential environments and also maintain a consistent incremental copy throughout the environment 5 2 1 Right Time to Applying Temporary Incremental copy For deploying different application software environments on different computers For temporary software deployment For environment test before permanent incremental deployment 5 2 2 Temporary Incremental Deployment Function To use the incremental copy click Send Data and a prompt information box will appear as shown in figure 5 4 Finish Login Total Online 1 9001 Local Cancel Login f Reallocate IP Prompt Information x 2 r0 you want to continue the last network transfer online 0ffline
42. k drive and all BIOS settings will be ignored 2 Hide Boot Menu a Hide main menu if this is ticked this OS menu interface will not display during the Evosys startup but a default OS will be directly started as shown in figure 6 1 After enabling this function you can select Disable F10 key prompt message From here you can select prompt message Please press F10 key call the GUI at the upper left corner on the screen b gt Hide Fl key description if this is enabled F1 description shortcut key prompt will not display in OS menu interface 3 Main Menu Setting 62 Evolution System User Manual Autorun operation an action can be automatically taken after a back off time has passed and then select any of Default OS Shutdown or Enter the last selected OS for further operation Enter default OS if Autorun is set to Default OS the computer will enter into a specified OS after the back off time has passed Auto wait sec for setting a time period to carry out this Autorun If 0 is used this Autorun is not enabled Auto wait sec should be set according to your Ay Attention physical network setting If only a few seconds is allowed in a poor network environment a failure login from the receiving end to the transmitting end will occur during NetCopy 6 3 2 Basic Setting Security Setting After entering into Evosys system administration click Basic s
43. l data and entered into the corresponding OS for IP modification and hardware message collection click OK to complete this incremental update process Figure 3 8 Incremental copy control interface x Finish Logix Total Online 1 498 001 Local Cancel Login Reallocate IP Prompt Information 2 inen all Receivers finished Press lt OK gt to update Local data s Co Total Size B 70 Speed MB Min Delay ms online Offline Slowest a Remain time Figure 3 8 1 Ifa non temporary incremental copy is taken AY Attention on the transmitting end enabling OS is not allowed by users until this incremental copy operation is completed 2 If any disconnection occurs on partial computers during transmission over network you can click Cancel while a prompt appears Figure 3 8 An incremental copy can be taken again after a login is processed on all disconnected computers 3 All incremental copy actions on all receiving ends can be automatically processed without administrator intervention 37 Evolution System User Manual 9 After completing the incremental copy on the receiving ends a mergence of this incremental data and local data will be taken After completing this the receiving end will start automatically and enter into an OS which has just finished this incremental copy for updating the local host computer name an
44. lled 2 Select your preferred language Figure 2 12 3 Read the license agreement and click I Agree to continue your installation Evosys Driver amp Application Setup License Agreement Please review the license terms before installing Evosys Driver Application iF Press Page Down to see the rest of the agreement opyairht TeamSoftEx Inc This software is provided as is without any express or implied warranty In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages arising From the use of this software Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose including commercial applications and to alter it and redistribute it freely subject to the Following restrictions 1 The origin of this software must not be misrepresented you must not claim that you wrote the original software ie i f zi IF you accept the terms of the agreement click I Agree to continue You must accept the agreement to install Evosys Driver Application TeamsoftEx Inc cn Figure 2 13 243 Evolution System User Manual 4 Select components to install installing all components recommended je Evosys Driver amp Application Setup Choose Components Choose which Features of Evosys Driver Application you want to install Check the components you want to install and uncheck the components you don t want to 5 Description Select components to install Evosys HW Driver Requir
45. m User Manual Situation II This prompt message appears 1 2 Check whether the HDD is connected to a desired card and whether the SATA cable is attached The startup sequence setting problem Evosys is directly connected to the HDD In general this HDD is set as a first startup device and if more hard disk drives are used these HDDs connected to Evosys should be set as first startup devices The startup mode setting problem Press F4 during startup to select a different mode In general there are two modes for you to determine the mode you are using If three dots appear and they are followed by a message Press Ctrl H Boot from restore card xx xx 2011 you are using mode 0 and if three stars are followed by this message mode is currently being used Device startup based on device selection To select Evosys startup F12 is used for Lenovo Dell and Acer computers F9 for HP computers F8 for ASUS and so on 2 For your first installation how are drivers selected for the network card A Evosys will automatically detect and select an NIC driver Supported NIC cards are shown as follows 1 None This denotes that no driver will be loaded Intel Pro100 Intel Pro100 series NIC cards supported 3 Via Rhine Via Rhine series NIC cards supported 4 Realtek 8139x Realtek 8139 series NIC cards supported 5 RTL Giga amp PCI E Realtek Giga NIC cards PCI amp PCIE 6 Via VT62xx VIA VT62 serie
46. matically modify the IP After rebooting it will automatically guide the receiving end to complete deployment and enter the OS to modify local computer information and save the modification without any human intervention If you select All Operating Systems and also check the Delete Previous Allocation Message the system will delete an IP computer name assigned to a single system and thus all systems will adopt the same IP and computer name 26 Evolution System User Manual 2 4 3 Sending Operating System Data After clicking Send Data you will enter into the Send Data interface You now can select a share data partition disk for sending all operating system partial operating system or single OS as shown in figure 2 30 PSend Data x Data transfer options C All Operating System C Partial Operating System Private partition maa we Share partition Action setting when completed M Lock receiver s keyboard W Only transfer valid data Figure 2 30 After selecting the desired data being sent click OK to start sending data Figure 2 31 _97 Evolution System User Manual Finish Login Total Online 1 8001 Local Total Size MB 22385 Speed MB Min 818 Delay ms online Offline Slowest a Remain time 00 22 22 al 2 Figure 2 31 During data transmission some messages such as the number of current connected computers
47. mitting ends will be logged in sequence The connection number for each receiving end can then be properly set as shown in figure 2 26 3 Evolution System User Manual Finish Login Total Online 1 001 Local Cancel Login Reallocate IP Network tool Remote reboot Remote shutdown s online 0ffline Slowest ay Figure 2 26 3 Reallocating IP After completing login from all receiving ends click the Reallocate IP and the Reallocate IP interface as shown in figure 2 27 Please select 05 ot f Continue comotie L cancer IM Lock current allocation ay Figure 2 27 24 Evolution System User Manual In this interface click the left mouse button on the corresponding entry location The input box shown below will appear Enter the computer name and IP address manually allocate the computer name and IP address for each computer or use the auto allocation function provided by Evosys After confirming the computer name and IP address entered for test computer Figure 2 28 you can use this auto allocation function to complete all computer allocations Manually change IP Computer namejtest Ip address 192 158 Fs 1 Figure 2 28 After computer name and IP address for a receiving end are manually or automatically allocated a similar interface will appear as shown in figure 2 29 eaYTocsce TP Please select 05 o
48. ng End for NetCopy 1 Entering into transmitting end and awaiting login from the receiving end In the Evosys network setting interface Figure 2 19 click Start to Copy and enter into the NetCopy interface Figure 2 20 Avaiting Total Online 99 001 Local Awaiting Login Press Fi add a vacant Slowest ay Figure 2 20 After you click Awaiting Login this transmitting end will wait for the login being taken from the receiving end 19 Evolution System User Manual 2 Logging into the Transmitting End from the Receiving End After the receiving end is started it will automatically login to the transmitting end as shown in figure 2 21 2 22 rstep 1 Select Install Option Custom Install Format all the data of the entire disk Logging in Press ESC to Cancel C Ne MAC address 00 25 11 43 da ae Computer name Workgroup aya Ip address 0 0 0 0 HDD Size MB 238474 Serial NO 1677079035 bs U Ee MAC address 00 25 11 43 8a ae CE Figure 2 21 rStep 1 Select Install Option Custom Install Format all the data of the entire disk Login Successful Login Number 2 CR CN MAC address 00 25 11 43 8a ae Computer name Workgroup J Ip address 0 0 0 0 HDD Size MB 238474 A D i a Serial NO 1677079035 P fu L AEEA MAC address 00 25 11 43 8a ae Ce Figure 2 22
49. on can be ignored Password Setting This allows you to setup user ID verification for a used OS Note If an administrator password is not set this function is invalid as shown in figure 6 13 Operating System Password Setting x General setting lM Verificate in All actionf Verificate in Ctrl R M Ctrl K disable password verification Single 05 password setting _ ______ Type Password Blank is invalid Set password permission E M Ctrl K 7 Ctrl B Ctrl Enter Figure 6 13 1 Verify in ALL action In the OS menu interface password verification is needed before you press Enter or use a mouse to click on any item 2 Verify in Ctrl R When using Ctrl R for manual recovery a system administrator password is needed System Password The password used here is for a used OS and it can be used to control Ctrl R Ctrl K Ctrl B and Ctrl Enter operations XIf a system password is not set items and 2 will apply this administrator password 277 Evolution System User Manual 6 3 8 NetCopy Setting In Evosys System Administration interface click Network Setting button to enter into the Network Setting interface as shown in figure 6 14 ystem Management x Network setting Sp a Ser Computer name Workgroup IPv4 Address Login No 1 Disk Tools IPv6 Address _ fv Automatically connect on startup Windows connection os setting Other Setting
50. onding partition capacity It can be set according to the software being installed We suggest that more than 2G of buffer is for Vista system Evosys supports dynamic registers which can be alternatively used if the static registers are used up 5 When is the right time to install Evosys driver programs in a Windows environment A After installing an OS install H W device drivers and applications workgroup IP and more and again install Evosys Driver For Windows Once you complete installation this system status is your basic system environment 90 Evolution System User Manual 10 11 At the time of installing Evosys driver programs in Windows prompt data partitions are not formatted and started Are they in unprotected status A Installing Evosys driver programs onto Windows should be done after installing the OS and formatting disk Then restart your computer if you have done such an installation Do I need to install Evosys driver programs onto the OS if an OS is being installed onto non instant recovery sectors A You need to install driver programs if automatic AP setting ability is needed after copy After partitioning can any computer be used as a transmitting end during the later maintenance phase A Yes At the time of installing Vista and Windows7 what should I watch for A Before installing the Windows system driver please disable User account control and change it to With
51. one System Management General S W Version 2 00 Software Build Date 2012 04 28 Copyright TeawSoftEx Inc Upgrade Note Please read version upgrade guide before upgrading Uninstall Warning This action will uninstall protection system only keeping the operating system last access mode apply Figure 6 15 The current Evosys version version upgrade and system removing function will display in this interface fy Attention S W version date issued 2012 02 22 is the date of issue of the Evosys software version Whether the upgrade is needed or not can be determined by service engineers 80 Evolution System User Manual 1 Starting Upgrade After inserting the Evosys firmware upgrade CD click Upgrade If this is successful a prompt message will display Click OK to restart the system Before the upgrade is taken make sure of the current Ay Attention version version date and the date of the upgrade driver After completing the date of the upgrade driver will be successfully changed If this date is not changed upgrade it again or check the firmware upgrade CD version 2 Removing System Click the Upgrade button A dialog box will appear as shown in figure 6 16 Click OK to remove the driver programs System Management gt 4 1 General Sp i Bae S U Version 2 00 Software Build Date 2012 04 28 Copyright TeamSoftEx Inc
52. out notice in order to prevent driver failure How to install Linux OS on Evosys A To install Linux onto Evosys we suggest you install Kernel version 2 6 26 or above What are the rules I can follow to modify Evosys sector attributes What should I pay attention to A I A attribute sector can be changed to C P S attribute sector and later changed back to A attribute from C P S attribute sector 91 Evolution System User Manual II B attribute sector can be changed to A C P S attribute sector and later changed back to B attribute sector from A C P S attribute sector Note If B attribute sector is changed to other attribute you can press Ctrl B to recover them HI C attribute sector can be changed to P S A attribute sector IV P attribute sector can be changed to C S A attribute sector V S attribute sector can be changed to P C A attribute sector 92 Evolution System User Manual Appendix 2 EVO not Supported for PS2 Keyboard 1 Press F6 in the startup menu interface shown on the transmitting end select Special Setting and then tick Enable enhanced startup After saving settings select Send to send parameters to the receiving end Special setting x Driver settings _______ HDD Driver o Mouse Driver o PXE Offset 5 DEN Driver fo r Special parameter 5 0 Act wait Sec o NT Frame sizeio M No transfer leading f Backup protection M Enhanced boot 70
53. s Select NIC driver 11 Intel 1G Ndis hd Note When Select PXE Agent Please enable PXE option ROM in BIOS Setting o Version apply Figure 6 14 1 Local Host Setting A This interface allows you to set Computer name Workgroup IPv4 address IPv6 address and Automatically connect on startup for a local host B Automatically connect on startup If this is enabled the local host can automatically logon to the transmitting end if any transmitting end over the network is in Waiting login status C The NetCopy button can be used to enter into the transmitting end for NetCopy 78 Evolution System User Manual eats If the transmitting end uses a Workgroup name the Pees logon to the transmitting end can be only permitted from the receiving end under the following two situations 1 The receiving end should be set to the same workgroup assigned to the transmitting end 2 No other workgroup name or any other workgroup has ever been used for login 2 Other Settings Select NIC driver If you select a wrong NIC during the Evosys driver installation you can select the right one here 79 Evolution System User Manual 6 3 9 Removing and Upgrading System In the Evosys System Administration interface select Version as shown in figure 6 15 O Basic Set Disk Tools _ e A gt 08 Setting 9 cy Netcl
54. s Giga NIC cards supported 7 BroadCom_1G Old model Broadcom Giga NIC cards partially supported 8 PXE Agent Supports all embedded PXE NIC cards When you want to start computer with this card enable PXE ROM function in BIOS and connect network cables 9 Marvell Yukon supports Marvell Yukon series NIC cards 89 Evolution System User Manual 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Atheros L1 supports Atheros L1 NIC cards Atheros L2 supports Atheros L2 NIC cards Intel 1G Ndis supports all IntelGiga NIC cards Broadcom 1G Ndis supports all Broadcom Giga NIC cards Atheros L1E supports Atheros LIE NIC cards Marvell Ndis supports all Marvell Yokon series NIC cards Broadcom 440 Ndis supports Broadcom 440 series NIC cards PXE Agent supports all embedded NIC cards for PXE startup In case of using this driver enable PXE ROM function in BIOS and connect network cables 3 How many OS s and sectors can be supported by Evosys A Evosys can currently support a maximum 16 OS s at the same time and each of them can support at most 9 data sectors including shared data dusk wherein 40 partitioned sections can be supported in total 4 How do you setup buffers when setting up your partitions A After setting up the partitions a Buffer field will be automatically enabled Its size is 1OOOMB by default and it can be manually adjusted In general we suggest that the space for this buffer be 10 20 of corresp
55. s shown in figure 5 2 Installation Guide X Step 2 Partition format Custom Install No Attrib Partition Name Size MB File Sys Restore Type Buffer 1 Windows XP Protected v 1004 Windows XP Unprotected v Windows 7 Protected v Data Unprotected v prrs Unprotected Unprotected HDD ize MB Free Space MB Partition Type Description 1004 itt i E A Instant Restoration Boot Partition C Normal Boot Partition B Backup Restoration Boot Partition Empty Partition P Private Partition Namwe must be 100 same to Boot Partition S Shared Partition Shared by all Boot Partitions ma Cie Figure 5 2 1 You may setup your different partitions for AY Attencion installing various OS Maximum 16 different OSs are supported Each of them has at most 9 data partitions including dedicated and shared data disk partitions and maximum 40 disk partitions are available 2 If installing Windows 2000 all related system partitions including dedicated and shared data disk partitions are setup to the first 137GB of disk spaces otherwise an error will occur due to the limitation of the Windows 2000 system itself 48 Evolution System User Manual After confirming the correctness of disk partitions click OK the system will start and an OS menu screen will appear as shown in figure 5 3 Operating System menu Windows XP Fi help Pageup Pagedown Remar
56. select Incremental Backup to complete entry operation for all receiving ends Click Sending Data to send data and it will automatically reboot after completing the receiving operation at the receiving end Step 4 Sending Incremental Data 1 After the rebooting operation at the receiving end it will automatically enter into the operating system for further settings After completing this the rebooting operation will begin again 2 After clicking OK at the transmitting end the data merging operation will begin Figure 3 1 31 Evolution System User Manual 3 2 Prerequisites for Incremental copy 1 2 The disk recovery attributes in OS must be instant recovery attributes Evosys Windows system driver must be properly installed on the transmitting end The recovery mode for an OS being sent must be a recovery mode Example Every Recovery Daily Recovery Weekly Recovery Monthly Recovery Manual Recovery 1 Incremental copy is taken based on the Ay Attention operating system Each time only one OS partition is used as a base of operation Partition data with no recovery setting is not available for incremental copy 2 If No Protection is set for OS recovery mode this OS does not support this incremental copy function 3 If the option Prohibited Use of Incremental copy Settings is ticked or an option for supporting incremental ability is deleted in the Advanced OS setting this
57. ser Manual 1 Restore Type User can modify OS recovery mode here Startup Sector A B recovery mode Protected and Unprotected supported Recovery mode for private partition P Unprotected Protected and Clear Every clear daily clear weekly clear monthly clear gt Startup Sector C does not support recovery function Shared data disk S supports Every discovery Unprotected and Clear Every clear daily clear weekly clear monthly clear Notes about the clear function on private partition Ay Attention P and shared data disk S 1 Snap Shot concept is applied to sector clearing function available for FAT16 FAT32 and NTFS If this clearing function is used you should format sectors and then reboot your computer 2 If you want to change the sector file system format e g FAT32 is changed to NTFS or vice versa you should also format these sectors and reboot the computer The file system format for sectors will also be changed 2 Sector Attributes 1 Startup Disk Setting it is set in the attribute fields A Startup Disk with Instant recovery Ability it is suitable for installing DOS and Windows OS and for changing C P S H type attribute sectors B Startup Disk with Backup Recovery Ability it is suitable for installing DOS Windows and Linux OS Changing A P C S H type attribute sectors is allowed and you can also chan
58. ser Manual 6 3 6 Disk Tools Repartition System Management x O Basic Set Disk Tools Partition list Copy Tools Note please backup useful data before repartitioning Repartition 7 ms OS Setting gt cy NetCopy o Version Figure 6 9 Repartition This allows you to partition HDD sectors and all existing sectors and data will be removed Before using this function you must have copied all needed data 99 Evolution System User Manual 6 3 7 OS Setting In System Management interface select OS Setting function as shown in figure 6 10 ystem Management 4 gt No 0S Name Type Display Restore Period Advanced A7 Set XP Boe 1 Windows XP Instant m Show 2 Windows 7 Instant iv Show Disk Tools Fan o gt NetCopy gt o Version apply Figure 6 10 1 Display This option allows you to determine whether the OS is displayed in the OS menu If this function is not checked the system names will not be displayed in the OS menu 2 Restore This option allows you to setup Restore mode for the OS 39 66 including Unprotected Every recovery Daily recovery Weekly recovery and Monthly recovery 3 Advanced This option is for setting a detailed OS message as shown in figure 6 11 ear ies Evolution System User Manual Partition hiding setting fi i IP Configuration
59. st ts Continue 00 25 1lilazee 3 00 25 11 43 8a ae k i Cancel IM Lock current allocation Figure 2 29 25 Evolution System User Manual Click Auto Allocation to automatically allocate this network segment IP computer name for all logon receiving ends If you want to lock the current connection allocation message check Lock the current allocation information and then click OK to complete the IP allocation 1 fy Attention If Lock current allocation is ticked you can then logon to the transmitting end from the receiving end with the locked number No further IP allocation is needed The Automatic function is based on the computer name and the IP address for a computer associated with connection number 1 If there is no login action on this host this Automatic function will be unavailable for further use and you will have to manually modify a desired computer The Continuous function is used as an alternative in case the Automatic function is unavailable different segment IP addresses are necessarily allocated in the same environment or different computer name rules are needed You now move the mouse to the desired number location needed for an initial value entry After setting this computer IP and a computer name just click on Continuous and the rest can be done in the same manner The receiving end will auto
60. status of the buffers 6 2 Recovery Backup Preservation Evosys Hard Disk Protection Functions Data Recovery Preservation Backup Incremental Recovery a Recovery Ctrl R Evosys can restore an OS selected by user to the status of previous recorded point b Backup Permanent Rrite Ctrl B Evosys permanently writes to disk all previous OS operation data under the protection status and further updates the system record point c Preservation Ctrl K Evosys will preserve OS operation data occurred under the previous protection status and for the time being does not restore data status modified by users 6 2 1 Restore Before entering into OS select an OS being restored in the OS menu interface and then use the shortcut key Ctrl R to restore this OS Evosys will prompt you about this successful recovery and restore it to the previous record status 60 Evolution System User Manual 6 2 2 Backup Permanent Write 1 Before entering into OS select an OS backup name in the OS menu interface and press the shortcut key Ctrl B to backup this OS Password verification is needed for this operation 2 After passing this password verification Evosys will carry out this backup and Evosys will update record point for this system 6 2 3 Temporary Preservation 1 Before entering into OS select an OS name being reserved in OS menu interface then press shortcut key Ctrl K to carry out this purpose User can s
61. storation Boot Partition Empty Partition P Private Partition Name must be 100 same to Boot Partition S Shared Partition Shared by all Boot Partitions Figure 4 4 zj Evolution System User Manual After confirming the correctness of partitions click Next as shown in figure 4 6 B After selecting Express install click Next and an interface will appear as shown in figure 4 5 _ re Installation Guide x rStep 2 Partition Drive Express Installation No Attrib Partition Name Size MB File Sys Restore Type Buffer 1 Protected v 2 Unprotected v prs 3 Unprotected Unprotected prs Unprotected Unprotected WEI al WUUUUU HDD Size MB 476940 Free Space MB o Partition Type Description A A Instant Restoration Boot Partition C Normal Boot Partition B Backup Restoration Boot Partition Empty Partition P Private Partition Name must be 100 same to Boot Partition S Shared Partition Shared by all Boot Partitions Figure 4 5 Evosys will automatically read the partition size for existing OS enable partitions in disk C and by default it is set to A attribute with the instant recovery ability for enabling partitions The partition name is OS1 by default This name can be changed but the volume size for partition may not be changed Meanwhile the file format cannot be changed but the protection option is allowed A dynamic register function will be adop
62. store CMOS Setting on Startup After enabling Analyze and record CMOS value each time a computer is started Evosys will check whether the CMOS settings are garbled Figure 6 5 noS restoration 4 CHOS changed restore Press F10 to analysis again Figure 6 5 66 Evolution System User Manual 6 3 3 Basic Setting Advanced Setting Select Advanced to enter into the Advanced setting interface as shown in figure 6 6 ystem Management Startup Security e Beste Set i rspecial setting lM Hide protect system icon f Enable log file Disk Tools e OS Setting Other Settings 2 A Sy NetCopy lM Restore invalid shutdown M Temp incremental copy z fv Recover error automatically o Version F Disable USB bypass M Deny unauthorised access O Figure 6 6 1 Hide Protect System Icon To hide the protection system icon if this function is enabled 2 Enable Log File To record all operations into a log file if this function is enabled for testing purpose only we don t suggest you enable it 3 Restore Invalid Shutdown This function is to be used if OS is not set to Every recovery e g Daily recovery The system will automatically restore it but not continuously reserve it if OS is not properly shutdown 4 Enable Temp Incremental Copy For enabling temporary incremental copy function 5 Disable USB Startup from
63. tal copy over Network Continuous transmission from break point supported Incremental copy function supported on any transmitting end Incremental copy operation supported in any mode including administrator mode protection Local hard disk drive copy supported Evolution System User Manual 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 1 3 Ability to modify partition attributes supported Partition copy supported for copying between different partitions in local disk drive Ability to automatically clean NTFS system files supported Remote wake up remote reboot shutdown remote lock supported Time synchronization automatic IP computer name allocation supported IPv6 supported that can satisfy the requirement of network upgrade T O control supported and USB disk and CD ROM driver controlled from low level CMOS automatic recovery supported Ability to partition hard disk drive supported without the support of the third party software Static Dynamic dual mode buffering mechanism adopted Architecture of hardware chip with anti hacking mechanism Minimum Hardware Requirement CPU Intel Pentium II RAM 32MB Hard Disk Drive SATA interface 8 4GB or above 1 4 1 Operating Systems Supported Instant recovery Type DOS Windows 2000 Professional Server Windows 2003 Server Windows 2008Server Windows XP Home Professional 32 64Bit Windows Vista Windows 7 32 64Bit Backup Recover
64. tall function is provided to every user to select drivers for network card and NetCopy mode as shown in figure 4 9 44 Evolution System User Manual Installation Guide x rStep 1 Select Install Option Custom Install Format all the data of the entire disk Retain all partition data on hard drive Express Install ooopie protection for C drive Pate eens Retein part of the partition data on hard drive repartition the remaining space C Network Install Install via embedded net clone operation B U informatio Check H information confirm resources i B information are not conflicting MAC address c8 9c dc bd b5 8e C Ge Figure 4 9 In the figure this Localhost MAC address shows Ax e000 the network card MAC address for local host If this field is empty or shows zeros it denotes the initialization for network is not correct Click Network Install again to select a correct network card type 45 Evolution System User Manual Select Network Install click Next and a dialog box will appear as shown in figure 4 10 Wetwork installation options x Select NIC driver 11 Intel 1G Ndis v Note When Select PXE Agent Please enable PXE option ROM in BIOS Setting select network mode Mode 1 v PXE address offset 5 Figure 4 10 1 If PXE Agent is selected for network card Ay Atten
65. ted for all register areas X Note for some new Windows OS the first partition will be 100MB reserved for system partition Please change disk C to A type and change the 100MB system partition to P type 42 Evolution System User Manual Installation Guide Step 3 Basic Setting 1 Select NIC Driver 11 Intel 1G Ndis v Note When Select PXE Agent Please enable PXE option ROM in BIOS Setting 2 Select HDD Type SATA C IDE 3 Create adminstrator Password Input New Password as limitation in 8 characters Confirm New Password Lhes Figure 4 6 Select a corresponding network card type and hard disk drive interface type SATA and then click Finish Installing driver on the way please do not power off Prompt Information Figure 4 7 s43 Evolution System User Manual After clicking OK the computer will automatically start and a box will appear as shown in figure 4 8 Operating System menu O51 Fi help Pageup Pagedown Remark Figure 4 8 The process for installing Evosys setting level driver programs is completed 4 2 2 Installing OS For more information about a new planned OS refer to section 2 3 2 If you are using retaining OS or express install please skip this step 4 2 3 Installing Evosys Driver Programs For more information about installing Evosys system drivers refer to section 2 3 3 4 3 Network Install Network ins
66. tem Management In NetCopy setting screen setup IP Computer name for the transmitting end If necessary also setup dispatch workgroup NetCopy on the receiving end Figure 2 2 Evolution System User Manual 2 2 2 Flow Chart of NetCopy on the Receiving End This flow chart is shown in figure 2 3 Continued from figure 2 2 The transmitting end waits for login and starts each receiving end one by one based on desired sequence Click NetCopy to copy transmitting end over network After completing login on all receiving ends click Reallocate IP to manually or automatically allocate computer name and IP for remote computers Check Lock current allocation info and then click OK to complete IP allocation Connection number and IP Click Finish login settings for all receiving ends will be done Click Network Install Receiving end The Click Send data to select Receiving end will be OS being sent or send all started after installation data Installation over network is complete Click Waiting login and then start all receiving ends and login to the transmitting end After sending restart the receiving end The receiving end will automatically enter the OS Restart all ti A E ihe for updating and modifying IP receiving end to shut computer name down all computers Figure 2 3 Evolution System User Manual 2 3 Install
67. time This is only for test purposes Disable cache refresh Evosys driver will write cache data back to disk at regular time If this option is disabled data will be lost if the computer is not normally shut down This is only for test purposes Disk information access status This option is reserved 85 Evolution System User Manual 6 4 2 Hardware Information H W information function is for examining resource messages about NIC cards and HDD controllers and checking for any possible conflict occurring at the middle section In general the IRQ used for the NIC card and HDD should be different As shown in figure 6 30 below the IRQ for NIC card is 5 and for HDD is an b H W information Tx B D F VenID DevID IRQ Class H W Type c3o0 8086 1502 a 20000 NIC 20000 197b 236d b 10185 HDC Figure 6 20 6 4 3 Card Information Card information is for examining the date of H W manufacturing version and decipher serial number This engineering password needs to be checked according to the combinational function keys at the time of startup 86 Evolution System User Manual H W Password Max 6 characters fj B W mode 0 3 0 Recover BIOS driver Manufactured date Serial N0 605819406 Figure 6 21 6 4 4 Restoring MBR This function is mainly used for restoring the MBR Master Boot Record of your HDD if you do not want to use the Evosys system in order to suppress the displa
68. tion driver enable PXE ROM function in CMOS setting and connect the network cables 2 This PXE address offset is intended to be used when the PXE Agent is already selected for network card type but there is no way to initialize this network card X MAC address is 0 or empty 4 4 NetCopy on Receiving end Refer to section 2 4 about NetCopy on the Receiving End 46 Evolution System User Manual 5 Advanced User Guide 5 1 Installing Multiple OSs 5 1 1 Installing Evosys For more information about installing Evosys refer to section 2 1 5 1 2 Selecting a Installation Option Custom Install After loading the setting level drivers an interface will appear for your first installation as shown in figure 5 1 installation Guide x rStep 1 Select Install Option Custom Install Format all the data of the entire disk Retain all partition data on hard drive C Express Install enable protection for C drive Retain part of the partition data on hard C Retain install a z drive repartition the remaining space C Network Instell Install via embedded net clone operation rH information Check H information confirm resources are not conflicting MAC address c8 9c dc bd b5 8e Om Ee a Figure 5 1 47 Evolution System User Manual 5 1 3 Using Evosys to Setup Hard Disk Partition Select Custom Install to setup hard disk partition a
69. tup on the hard disk drive An example here demonstrates partitions by using Retain install Figure 4 2 A After selecting Retain install click Next to appear the following screen Installation Guide x Retain install Select the partitions to retain m J Partition info list i i 411023088 a Coa Figure 4 2 Select a partitions being reserved an example here demonstrates the reservation of partition C click Next as shown in figure 4 3 40 Evolution System User Manual Step 2 Partition Drive Retain Installation Ro Attrib Partition Nawe Size MB File Sys Restore Type Buffer 1 Unprotected Unprotected E rotected E 2 3 4 5 protected 6 il protected X HDD Size MB 476500 Free Space MB 396505 a x Partition Type Description A Instent Restoration Boot Partition C Normal Boot Partition B Backup Restoration Boot Partition Empty Partition P Private Partition Name must be 100 same to Boot Partition S Shared Partition Shared by all Boot Partitions Figure 4 3 Setup all remaining spaces Figure 4 4 Installation Guide rStep 2 Partition Drive Retain Installation No Attrib Partition Name Size MB File Sys Restore Type HDD Size MB 476500 Free Space MB Partition Type Description A Instant Restoration Boot Partition C Normal Boot Partition B Backup Re
70. wizard automatically opens as shown in figure 2 1 X If the Evosys installation wizard does not appear refer to Appendix One Q amp A 1 Installation Guide x Step 1 Select Install Option Custom Install Format all the data of the entire disk Retain all partition data on hard drive C Express Install enable protection for C drive r Retain part of the partition data on hard C Retain install x drive repartition the remaining space C Network Instell Install via embedded net clone operation r information E Check H information confirm resources H 8 information are not conflicting BAC address c8 9c dc bd b5 8e Ca Ce Fi gure 2 1 Evolution System User Manual 2 2 Installation Flow Chart 2 2 1 Flow Chart of Installation on Transmitting End This flow chart is shown in figure 2 2 First installation Retain install Express install After reserving first partition of HD and partition its remaining space verify your partitions and then install them and restart Partition Verify install and existing verify partitions partitions reserve and reinstall them and restart Install OS format each partition install H W drivers setup IP DMS Gateway Mask Workgroup computer name and more under a used OS and then install application Install Evosys drivers and then restart In OS menu press F10 to enter into Sys
71. y Type All OS s Evolution System User Manual fy Attention If more than two OS s are installed DOS system can only be installed at first 2GB of storage spaces in hard disk drive FAT 16 In case of supporting DOS protection instant recovery OS name should be changed to Dos upper or lower case acceptable Evosys supports at most 16 OS systems and a maximum of nine data partitions available for each OS Forty partitions allowed altogether Linux series acceptable system file format EXT2 or EXT3 and the Kernel version 2 6 26 or higher When installing Windows 2000 OS all related system partitions including data partitions should be assigned to the first 137GB of the hard disk drive otherwise the system will generate an error due to properties of the Windows 2000 system 1 5 File System Formats Supported FAT16 FAT32 NTFS EXT2 EXT3 UFS Evolution System User Manual 2 Quick Installation Guide 2 1 Installing Evosys Shut down computer turn off power source and remove computer covers Insert Evosys card into PCI E interface slot any of X1 X16 on the motherboard and connect SATA cable for hard disk drive to a SATA slot on the Evosys card For cards with Lite and Lan version connect SATA cable for the hard disk drive to the first SATA slot on the motherboard Replace the cover setup the power source and turn the computer power source on After computer startup Evosys installation
72. y of a message Evosys driver not found 87 Evolution System User Manual Appendix 1 Questions amp Answers 1 After the computer passes the BIOS self test it begins the Evosys startup procedure and if the first installation interface does not appear what can you do A This installation wizard screen does not appear In general there are two procedures you can follow The first step is to determine whether this prompt Press Ctrl H Boot from restore card xx xx 2011 appears Refer to Situations I and II Situation I This prompt message does not appear A If card is not properly installed you can 1 2 3 4 Check your card and re insert it Change to another PCIE slot Try using another card Use administration mode to enter into OS to check whether this card can be found B If any problem occurs on CMOS setting you can 1 Refer to CMOS Setting description about the startup sequence setting problem Disable some settings if there is not enough ROM space To take Onboard LAN ROM as an example disable this USB Controller and some protection functions embedded in the motherboard such as HP Net clone rom on an HP computer The software protection used in DELL computers is HDD Protection Function and it needs to be changed to a BIOS As for an external display card you can first remove it and test whether a prompt Ctrl H appears 88 Evolution Syste

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