Introduction
Acronis True Image Server for Linux can mount partition images, thus letting you access them as though they were physical drives. This means that you will be able to use a virtual disk in the same way as a real one: open, save, copy, move, create, delete files or folders. If necessary, the image can be mounted in the read-only mode.
The current version of Acronis True Image Server for Linux can mount an image archive only if all its volumes reside in the same directory. If your archive spans several CD-R/RW discs and you wish to mount an image, you should copy all volumes to a hard disk drive or network drive.
Solution
If you are working in the GUI interface, you may mount images for read/write access using the Mount Image tool.
In the command line interface, Acronis True Image Server for Linux mounts created images using the 'trueimagemnt' utility.
More information
Detailed information on mounting images can be found in a related manual.
