Creating Custom Veeam Recovery Media with Command Line Interface
To create a custom Veeam Recovery Media, you need to perform the following operations:
- Download the ISO file of the generic Veeam Recovery Media. You can download this image from the Veeam software repository or from this Veeam webpage..
- Using the downloaded ISO file, create the Custom Veeam Recovery Media.
IMPORTANT |
Recovery Media patching is not supported by Veeam Agent for Linux on Power. |
Downloading Generic Recovery Media
<output_path> — path to the downloaded ISO file of the generic Veeam Recovery Media.
Veeam Agent downloads the ISO file of the generic Veeam Recovery Media depending on the Veeam Agent computer architecture. For details, see Veeam Recovery Media Versions.
For example:
Creating Custom Recovery Media
To create a custom Veeam Recovery Media, use the following command:
veeamconfig patchiso --input <input_path> --output <output_path> [--copy <additional_path>] [--tempPath <temp_path>][--efi] |
- <input_path> — path to the ISO file of the generic Veeam Recovery Media.
- <output_path> — path to the resulting ISO file of the custom Veeam Recovery Media.
- <additional_path> — path to a directory with additional drivers that you want to include in the Veeam Recovery Media.
- <temp_path> — path to a directory for storing temporary files that are created during generation of custom Veeam Recovery Media. By default, Veeam Agent stores temporary files in the /tmp/veeam directory. Use this option to change the default location — for example, if the tmp directory does not have enough space.
- --efi — option that defines whether custom Veeam Recovery Media should be able to boot on EFI-based systems. Without this option, the custom Veeam Recovery Media will be able to boot on BIOS-based systems only.
$ veeamconfig patchiso --input /mnt/veeam/iso/veeam-recovery-amd64-6.0.0.iso --output /mnt/veeam/iso/veeam-recovery-media-srv01.iso --copy /tmp/template --temppath /external/veeamtmp --efi |
