WO2003050683A1 - Procede de sauvegarde et de recuperation de donnees sur le disque dur d'un ordinateur - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for backing up and restoring data stored in a computer hard disk. Background technique
- Hard disk as one of the most commonly used external memories of computers, is used to store a large amount of user profile data and system information. Its security and reliability are very important. Misoperations by users, defects in hard disk data management software, and attacks by computer viruses may destroy useful data on the hard disk. Some boot viruses can also destroy parameter files on the hard disk, causing the computer software system to be paralyzed and unable to start normally. It is necessary to make a backup of the hard disk data.
- the purpose of the present invention is to provide a computer hard disk data backup and recovery method, which can safely and reliably back up and restore data in the hard disk, thereby preventing hard disk data due to various reasons such as user operation errors or various virus infections. The resulting damage can be quickly, easily and reliably recovered.
- a computer hard disk data backup and recovery method includes the following steps:
- a backup step for backing up hard disk data including:
- a mirror partition for backing up the data of the partition is set for the backup partition in which data needs to be backed up;
- the size of the mirror partition space can be equal to the backup partition, at least not less than the backup partition
- the size of the backup partition can be specified by the user;
- a recovery step which is used to completely restore the hard disk data of the mirror partition to the corresponding backup partition according to the user's designation.
- the above backup steps and recovery steps can be implemented during the computer's startup or reset process.
- the software implementing the present invention can also be run at other times while the computer is running. During each computer startup, the user can perform either or both of these steps as needed.
- system master boot record MBR and the system boot record PBR in the hard disk may be backed up, and modification flags may be set in the master boot record and the system boot record, respectively. This modification flag is used to monitor and judge whether the data in the record has been modified.
- the recovering step may further include: detecting the system master boot record MBR and the system boot record PBR modification flags in the hard disk, respectively, when detecting and judging that the system master boot record MBR and the system boot record PBR have been When destroyed, automatically Restore using the backed up system master boot record MBR and system boot record PBR, and use the file allocation table FAT2 to repair the file allocation table FAT1.
- the premise of repairing the file allocation table in this way is that the FAT2 table is kept intact and not damaged.
- the hidden mirror partition is implemented by modifying the number of sectors of the hard disk partition in the hard disk parameter table FDPT. Hide the mirrored partition by hiding the hard disk sectors of the mirrored partition. In fact, the hard disk sector can also be hidden by other methods, so that ordinary users' operating system applications and computer viruses cannot access the mirrored partition to achieve the purpose of protecting hard disk backup data.
- the process of hiding a mirrored partition is generally implemented automatically by software after the mirrored partition is created.
- the number of sectors of the hard disk partition in the hard disk parameter table FDPT can be modified to hide the backup partition. In this way, you can also protect the hard disk data. For example, the total number of sectors of all mirrored partitions is subtracted from the actual total number of sectors, so that hidden users cannot be accessed by unauthorized users.
- the system configuration data stored in the computer can be backed up in the hard disk according to the user's designation. For example, back up the system configuration information stored in the computer in CMOS RAM (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor Memory).
- CMOS RAM Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor Memory
- the data transmission mode of the hard disk data backup from the backup partition to the mirror partition, or from the mirror partition to the backup partition may use programmable input-output access (PIO) Mode, or direct memory access (DMA) mode.
- PIO programmable input-output access
- DMA direct memory access
- data backup or data recovery can be performed on multiple hard disks connected to the computer.
- the backup partition and the mirror partition corresponding to the backup partition can be respectively set in the spaces of different hard disks connected to the computer. Therefore, when the backup partition and the mirror partition respectively occupy the entire space of the corresponding hard disk, copy-backup of the hard disk can be achieved, that is, one hard disk can be used as a full mirror backup of another hard disk to restore Control all data in the entire hard disk.
- the mirror partition space should be no less than the backup partition space.
- the backup step or recovery step is started by a user pressing a preset hot key on the keyboard during a predetermined time during the startup process of the computer after it is turned on or reset.
- multiple hot keys can be set in advance.
- the interface of the started backup step or restore step is displayed on the computer monitor, and the displayed The interface content uses different text. For example, press different hot keys to enter the Chinese or English interface. Other text interfaces can be set to suit users in different languages.
- a partition attribute is set by a user for prohibiting or allowing overwriting of a master boot record of a hard disk.
- This partition attribute is used as a flag bit for prohibiting or allowing the master boot record from being overwritten.
- the master boot record can be protected from unauthorized and malicious modification (such as the effect of a computer virus) without affecting the master boot record. Users install new systems and similar operations.
- this flag is set to "disable”
- any rewriting of the master boot record is prohibited, so that the master boot sector has a write-protection function; when the flag is set to "allow”, goodwill to the master boot record is allowed Modifications, such as modifications to the master boot record when users install a new operating system. If the above-mentioned modification marks in the master boot record are rewritten, it can be determined that such modifications are not in good faith.
- the backed up system master boot record MBR, system boot record PBR, system configuration data, hard disk partition information data, and mirror partition information data may be stored in hard disk space other than the space that can be managed by the hard disk partition management program. This prevents ordinary users and computer viruses from reading and writing these data, thereby effectively protecting the backup data.
- system master boot record MBR system boot record
- system configuration data system configuration data
- corresponding modification flags in the hard disk partition information data and mirror partition information data are found to be modified without permission
- the above data is automatically backed up before system boot Perform recovery. You can also back up some important data (such as user passwords) and Rewrite monitoring, once non-good faith changes are found, automatic recovery is possible.
- BIOS basic input / output system
- the method of the present invention can be implemented during the startup process of the computer system after booting or resetting.
- the user can set an active partition (also known as an activated partition) among the partitions with different operating systems installed on the hard disk.
- the basic principle of the present invention is to divide a hard disk partition to be backed up in the same hard disk or other hard disks into a space of the same size, which is called a mirror partition.
- the data in the backup partition is completely copied to the corresponding mirror partition to achieve
- this mirrored partition is reserved for the hard disk and is not reported to the operating system, so it will not be accessed by the operating system, thereby improving the security and reliability of the backup data stored in the mirrored partition.
- the only disadvantage of the present invention is that it takes up some hard disk space, and now hard disk technology has developed at a high speed, hard disk capacity has become larger and larger, and the cost is lower. Users can purchase large-capacity hard disks, so users will not The inconvenience caused by the lack of hard disk space of the user by applying the present invention. And for data security, it is very cost-effective and worthwhile to lose a small amount of hard disk space without increasing costs.
- the invention can provide users with reliable hard disk data backup and data recovery, backup and recovery of CMOS setting information, and provides an easy-to-set multi-boot function, which enables users to install multiple operating systems on one hard disk through simple and fast settings. It can be started; even more commendable is that the present invention has good immunity to a variety of boot viruses, and highly destructive viruses such as CIH. By quickly and reliably recovering backup data and records, the virus can be completely removed. Any damage to user data and system information; combined with the anti-viras dual BIOS (FLASH ROM) write-protection function of the motherboard itself, it is a comprehensive solution to prevent CIH virus.
- the software program for realizing the present invention is completely built in the BIOS chip, and does not occupy hard disks, memory, or system resources. After installation, it has no impact on system performance. It is the preferred protection tool for enterprises and personal computers, and is particularly suitable for Users with high requirements for the safety and reliability of hard disk data.
- the partition of the hard disk can be completely mirrored and backed up and restored, so that even the hidden records in the partition will not be missed, and the user can even restore and delete
- the computer software of the present invention is completely built in the BIOS and stored in the BIOS chip, does not occupy hard disk space, does not require other media during the entire installation process, and is difficult to be destroyed. At the same time, it improves the computer compatibility of the present invention and is very easy to implement Software upgrade.
- the present invention modifies the FDPT (Fixed Disk Parameter Table), that is, a false interruption of 41h / 46h to hide the space occupied by the mirror partition to ensure the safety and reliability of the backup data. No temporary memory; before the computer is started each time, the present invention checks important data areas of the hard disk (such as the main boot partition and the system boot partition).
- the invention also adds the CMOS data backup and recovery function, and the multi-boot function of the hard disk partition. A maximum of 4 operating systems can be installed on a hard disk and can be switched freely without restarting the system. In order to achieve multi-boot, it also provides a Extended partition (EXTENSION PARTITION) into a standard partition (PRIMARY PARTITION) function. The invention can automatically identify and prompt to restore the previous installation.
- EXTENSION PARTITION Extended partition
- PRIMARY PARTITION PRIMARY PARTITION
- the invention has simple operation and fast running speed, and can display different interfaces in Chinese and English according to different hot keys (for example, two hot keys corresponding to the English interface are provided).
- the software of the present invention can set a running password to prevent unauthorized modification of the hard disk partition and mirror partition.
- the password is stored in the hard disk. Others cannot clear the password by clearing the CMOS, and the security is high.
- FIG. 1 is a working flowchart of an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a "partition interface” when performing a hard disk partition operation according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a "mirror interface” during data recovery and backup operations according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- a typical embodiment of the present invention is a software system for hard disk data backup developed by the applicant for a personal computer to protect data or data in the hard disk from being lost or infected by a virus. It uses build-in-BIOS technology to be built into the BIOS system code. That is, the functions of the present invention, including partitioning, backup, and recovery programs, are stored in the BIOS chip. It does not occupy hard disk space, memory, or system resources. Therefore, it can be compatible with various computer motherboards, suitable for various operating systems, and does not require any software installation by the user, no additional floppy disks or plug-in cards; it is also very convenient when the software needs to be upgraded, just download the latest BIOS from the Internet Just fine. This embodiment supports all types of IDE hard disks. For the basic flow and function description, please refer to the description in Figure 1 to Figure 3 and below.
- BIOS Basic Input / Output System
- BIOS is a low-level software system that directly interacts with computer hardware. It provides the operating system with basic functions for controlling hardware devices.
- the BIOS is stored in a read-only memory chip ROM. These codes are stored even after shutdown or power failure. Will not disappear.
- the BIOS is stored in a FLASH (Flash Memory) chip.
- the system BIOS when the computer is turned on or reset, the system BIOS performs a power-on self-test (POST).
- the BIOS detects the existence and normal operation of key devices in the system, performs a safety test on the hard disk, and initializes the power-on boot.
- Perform system configuration according to the CMOS settings report the configuration table of the hardware system to the operating system, and prepare to submit system control to the operating system.
- two hot keys are set for the user during the BIOS startup process, which are (Ctrl + Tab) and (Home) keys, and press (Ctrl + Tab) to enter to implement the "hard disk partition" function (including creating New partition and mirror partition) partition interface, as shown in Figure 2; press (Home) key to enter the mirror interface to implement the "partition mirror” function (including data backup and data recovery), as shown in Figure 3.
- the system BIOS Continue the power-on self-test process.
- starting related software that implements the functions of the present invention does not necessarily have to be through hot keys.
- Other methods can also activate this function. For example, an option can be set in the CMOS setting interface and clicked by the user. enter.
- the Lenovo computer motherboard may be equipped with functional software according to an embodiment of the present invention. They can back up, protect and immediately restore hard drive data to prevent loss of important data. Furthermore, in the embodiment of the present invention, data of CMOS can be protected and restored. Because the software of the embodiment of the present invention is built into the BIOS, as long as the computer enters the BIOS startup step, it can immediately enter the software interface of the embodiment of the present invention, and the user can choose whether to back up the system disk or data disk. The software will select an area on the hard disk to store the backed up data. From this area, other software or hardware will no longer be allowed to access, including viruses. For example, when a virus attacks the system disk, important data is lost, and the operating system cannot work at all.
- the backup data can be restored to the system disk, and the user's computer returns to normal.
- the software according to the present invention also has a strong anti-virus function, which can lock any virus out of the backup area. If coupled with the invincible lock function of Lenovo QDI (mainly to protect the BIOS's physical storage medium such as FLASH ROM from some malicious attacks), then the embodiments of the present invention can completely prevent virus attacks (such as CIH virus). And unlike ordinary rescue cards, which can only protect one hard disk, the embodiment of the present invention can protect up to four hard disks.
- the program analyzes the original partition system of the hard disk and displays the status of the first 4 partitions. If the original hard disk has extended partitions and the number of partitions exceeds 4, the system will prompt the user Delete more than 4 partitions, this is because each hard disk can support up to 4 primary partitions; if the number of partitions is not more than 4, the system will prompt the user whether to install and run the system based on the original partitions, which will The original extended partition is converted into a normal partition, and the order of partition drive letters may be changed, but the content in the original partition is not changed. The system will also provide another option for users to choose, which is to delete all the original partition records and provide a completely clean hard disk space.
- Figure 2 lists the functions included in the "Partition Interface", where "New Partition” is used to create a new partition. After entering, the system will prompt whether to set the mirror for the current partition. If you want to set the mirror, you can enter the partition The maximum allocable space suggested at this time is half of the remaining space, because the system will draw a mirror of the same size for the new partition on the hard disk, and the hard disk capacity reported to the operating system will be reduced accordingly.
- the "Delete Partition” in Figure 2 is used to delete the last partition in the existing partition and its mirror. To ensure continuity of hard disk space, only the last partition is allowed to be deleted.
- the "activated partition” in Figure 2 is used to enable the user to select a partition among multiple operating system partitions that have been installed on the hard disk, and set it as the active partition to implement the multi-boot function.
- the C and D partitions in the hard disk are installed with Chinese Windows 98 and English Windows 95 systems, respectively.
- the user selects C or D as the active partition to start the corresponding system.
- "A" marked to the left of “Partition C” indicates that Partition C has been activated (set as the active partition).
- “Create image” is to add a mirror to a partition that does not exist in the existing partition, unless the hard disk has insufficient free space. Partitions C and E in the figure have created corresponding mirrored partitions.
- Delete Mirror is to delete the mirror for the partition with mirror in the existing partition. To ensure continuity of hard disk space, only the mirror of the last partition with mirror is allowed to be deleted.
- Uninstall software is to uninstall the program of the present invention. The uninstall process can be completed in an instant after the user confirms.
- partition backup in the figure is used to back up the contents of the user-specified partition to the mirror partition. If the partition has been backed up before, the system will prompt the time of the last backup and ask the user to confirm. Data backup. "Partition recovery” is used to restore the contents of the mirrored partition to the corresponding partitions, such as the existing partitions C, D, E, and F, and establish mirrored partitions C 'and E' for C and E. If partition C is restored, then Split the mirror Zone c 'is restored to partition c. When there are more than two hard disks, the partition ID is changed from C, D, E, and F to 1, 2, 3, and 4 to show the difference, as shown in Figure 3.
- Partition backup or partition recovery can be performed in programmable input-output access (PIO) mode or direct memory access (DMA) mode.
- PIO programmable input-output access
- DMA direct memory access
- the BIOS since the BIOS is in the power-on self-test phase (POST) at this time, it can make full use of the current large memory space as a buffer (at this time the operating system has not loaded the memory), and read from the hard disk each time Take a piece of quantitative data without seeking, and then place it in memory.
- the data stored in the free space of the memory is full, the data in the memory is written to the mirror partition or backup partition in blocks, thereby improving data backup. Or recovery speed.
- This embodiment can achieve a copy speed of 5M per second. Using, for example, ultra DMA (super DMA) mode, the data copy speed can theoretically reach 100M per second.
- the "partition properties” setting in Figure 3 allows the computer to reset the partition properties after entering the operating system. For example, when installing the operating system, or if you need to modify the partition properties (such as changing FAT16 to FAT32), the user sets this to "On”. At this time, the partition is a general-purpose IDE device. Modify the property in good faith, and cancel the monitoring of MBR; Automatically back up MBR and PBR after the system is installed. When the partition attribute is set to "off”, any rewrite operation on the partition attribute is prohibited.
- the "CMOS backup” in Figure 3 is used to back up the contents of CMOS on the hard disk.
- CMOS generally stores computer system configuration memory, graphics card, hard disk, floppy drive, optical drive, serial communication port, parallel output port and other configuration device parameters, as well as time, password and other setting information. Once it is damaged, the system cannot start. According to the present invention, the contents of the CMOS are backed up, safe and reliable, and easy to restore.
- CMOS Recovery in Figure 3 is used to restore the backup settings in CMOS.
- Password Setting is used to set the password for the user to enter the "Division Interface” in Figure 2 and the "Mirroring Interface” in Figure 3.
- the first sector of track 0 of the hard disk is called MBR, and its size is 512 bytes, and this area can be divided into two parts.
- the first part is the pre-boot area, which occupies 446 bytes; the second part is the Partition table (partition table), which occupies 66 bytes.
- Partition table partition table
- the present invention can recover the user file through the recovery of the mirror partition.
- the present invention has a strong defense ability against the virus in the boot zone, and can also well resist the attack of the highly destructive CIH virus. If the user's computer is damaged by the CIH virus, the present invention can automatically recover the master boot record MBR of the main boot sector and the boot sector PBR of each partition before the computer starts the boot system, and attempt to recover the file allocation table FAT, (see In the case of CIH virus damage, CIH usually occurs on the 26th of each month. If the system fails to boot normally on the day, it should be shut down immediately to reduce the degree of damage), so that the system can basically boot.
- This function is existing Anti-virus software does not have it; then use anti-virus software to remove the virus. It is more reliable to use the partition recovery function of the present invention to restore the mirrored content to a backup partition, but only if the data of the backup partition has been backed up and mirrored before being infected by a virus.
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