asr restore
Restores a disk image or volume to another volume
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--source <source> | Can be a disk image, /dev entry, or volume mountpoint |
--target <target> | Can be a /dev entry, or volume mountpoint |
--file <source> | When performing a multicast restore, --file can be specified instead of --target |
--erase | Erases target and is required. --erase must always be used, as file copies are no longer supported by asr |
--format [HFS+ | HFSX] | Specifies the destination filesystem format |
--noprompt | Suppresses the prompt which usually occurs before target |
--timeout [num] | Specifies num seconds that a multicast client should wait when no payload data has been received over a multicast stream before exiting |
--puppetstrings | Provide progress output that is easy for another program to parse |
--noverify | Skips the verification steps normally taken to ensure that a volume has been properly restored |
--allowfragmentedcatalog | Allows restores to proceed even if the source's catalog file is fragmented |
--SHA256 | Forces the restore to use the SHA-256 hash in the image during verification |
--sourcevolumename | Tells asr which volume in the source container to invert when doing an APFS restore |
--sourcevolumeUUID | Tells asr which volume in the source container to invert when doing an APFS restore |
--useReplication | Forces asr to use replication for restoring APFS volumes |
--useInverter | Forces asr to use the inverter for restoring APFS volumes |
--toSnapshot | Specifies the snapshot on the source APFS volume to restore to the target APFS volume |
--fromSnapshot | Names a snapshot on the source APFS volume to use in combination with --toSnapshot to specify a snapshot delta to restore to the target APFS volume |