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Iomega Backup, Version 4.1

c 1999 Iomega Corporation. All rights reserved
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This file contains important information which supplements
the User Guide and On-line Help.


The following subjects are discussed:

     1.  Preparing for Disaster Recovery
     2.  Clearing a corrupt Librarian (Error Codes 8000 - 8499) 
     3.  Files not backed up
     4.  Disaster Recovery does not specifically handle compressed drives
     5.  Norton Utilities 3.0 conflict with Backup


   1.  Preparing for Disaster Recovery  [Win9x only]
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Make sure you prepare for a disaster before it happens. Back up
your data regularly and test out the Disaster Recovery feature
as soon as possible. Follow the tips below to ensure a safe 
recovery:

. Test the Disaster Recovery feature by selectively restoring a
  small amount of data to an alternate path.

. Run ScanDisk before you backup your data. This will ensure
  that none of your long file names are corrupt.

. Make sure your zip/jaz disk is in the drive when you boot
  up from the Recovery Diskette. This helps the utility identify
  the drive type.

. When starting a complete disaster recovery, boot up with the
  Recovery Tools Disk and format the drive using the '/s'
  parameter. Do not use a DOS disk to format the drive.


   2.  Clearing a corrupt Librarian (Error codes 8000 - 8499)
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If Iomega Backup starts reporting error codes between 8000 and 8499, 
the Librarian has probably been damaged. To correct this delete the 
following files from the tools directory:
	
	Fileinfo.dbf
	Fileinfo.cdx
	Files.dbf
	Files.cdx
	Files.fpt
	Files.stk
	Tapes.cdx
	Tapes.dbf
	Tapes.fpt
	Tapes.stk
	Volumes.dbf
	Volumes.cdx
	Volumes.stk
	
Iomega Backup will recreate these files the next time it runs. 


   3.  Files not backed up
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The following files are not backed up by Iomega Backup:

pagefile.sys
win386.swp
image.113

Recovery Tools
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C:\Temp\recover.exe
C:\Temp\recover.swp
C:\Temp\language.dll
C:\Temp\nsscon.dll
C:\Temp\ntstyle.dll
C:\Temp\vmmdrv.exp
C:\Temp\tnt.exe
C:\Temp\ptdvr.dll
C:\Temp\ftdvr.dll

Windows NT Only
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files in WINNT\system32\config\
default
system
software
software.log
default.log
security
security.log
system.alt
sam
sam.log
files in WINNT\profiles\"username"\
ntuser.dat
ntuser.dat.log


Librarian files
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Fileinfo.dbf
Fileinfo.cdx
Files.dbf
Files.cdx
Files.fpt
Files.stk
Tapes.cdx
Tapes.dbf
Tapes.fpt
Tapes.stk
Volumes.dbf
Volumes.cdx
Volumes.stk   


   4.  Disaster Recovery does not specifically handle compressed drives
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If you are using a drive compression utility, you must follow the steps
below to recover your system.
	a. Boot to the recover application
	b. Perform a selective restore of the Windows system
	   directory, the Iomega Tools directory, and any compression
	   drivers you need.
	c. Reboot the machine and set the drive up for compression.
	d. Restore the rest of your data through Iomega Backup.



   5.  Norton Utilities 3.0 conflict with Backup  
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If you are running Norton Utilities 3.0 with Disk Imaging on it is possible to 
get an image error while performing a backup.  The error message will state 
" Image: Error, An error occured updating the image data for drive "Your Iomega 
Drive ". This disk is either missing, full, or damaged."

To resolve this problem perform the following steps before performing a backup:

	a. Ensure you have a disk in your Iomega removable drive.
	b. Go to the Start Menu, Programs, Norton Utilities, Image.
	c. Click on the Run Image Now.  Note - You should have to only perform
	   this operation 1 time.

Never run Norton Utilities Disk Image while performing a backup as this could 
cause problems.