does ifL include BootIt Bare Metal?

[giulia]

Hi

does image for linux include BootIt Bare Metal?
because i create a image for linux iso , and there is partition work
but when i run it ,it asks me the license
but when i create the image for linux iso , the iso maker did ask only the image for linux license

thanks

[mjnelson99]

You can enter the IFL license number when you create boot media.
You will find that info where you download updates to IFL/IFD/IFW.

IFL/IFD is included with IFW. BIBM includes IFD as far as I know.

I do need to update BIBM separately from IFW since it is a different
invoice number. You may have purchased all together.

Mary

On 3/6/2014 9:03 AM, giulia wrote:
> Hi
>
> does image for linux include BootIt Bare Metal?
> because i create a image for linux iso , and there is partition work
> but when i run it ,it asks me the license
> but when i create the image for linux iso , the iso maker did ask only the image for linux license
>
> thanks
>
>

[TeraByte Support(PP)]

IFL doesn't include a BIBM license.

To enter the BIBM key when creating the IFL boot media you have to select the "Custom Settings" option.

[giulia]

TeraByte Support(PP) wrote:
> IFL doesn't include a BIBM license.
>
> To enter the BIBM key when creating the IFL boot media you have to select
> the "Custom Settings" option.
ops
really ? when i create ilf boot i selected custom settings but i didnot see the possibility to add bibm license
so i have to create it again with custom settings , and first ifl license after bibm license?

[TeraByte Support(PP)]

Just select the "Custom Settings" option and then follow the steps. The BIBM license page is next to last -- just before you select the target media. Screenshots are shown in the manual (pages 16-26).

[mjnelson99]

Will the BIBM key work for IFL? I thought it was only IFD.

On 3/6/2014 11:14 AM, PP wrote:
> IFL doesn't include a BIBM license.
>
> To enter the BIBM key when creating the IFL boot media you have to select the "Custom Settings" option.
>
>

[TeraByte Support(PP)]

You enter both keys. They each have their own page in the MakeDisk wizard.

[Bob Coleman]

mjnelson99 wrote:
> Will the BIBM key work for IFL? I thought it was only IFD.
>

As you mentioned above, IFD comes with BIBM, so if all one buys is BIBM, he has all BIBM features (multi-booting, etc.) and IFD for backup and restore.

The point about the BIBM key and IFL is that if one enters the BIBM key when creating IFL boot media, then Partition Work is available for use in IFL. In other words, you can use Partition Work in IFL if and only if you have bought BIBM as well as IFL.

[Brian K]

giulia,

I suggest you buy BIBM. You won't be sorry. It is my most useful app.

[mjnelson99]

I agree. I used BING for years and used it a LOT.

For 64 bit systems, I needed BIBM so ordered recently.

The total package of IFW/IFL/IFD & BIBM is a great deal for those who
haven't purchased yet.

Mary

On 3/6/2014 4:27 PM, Brian K wrote:
> giulia,
>
> I suggest you buy BIBM. You won't be sorry. It is my most useful app.
>
>