Thank you for your replies! Unfortunately, I see no solution so far. Connecting the ext drive (MudCrab): I do it before reboot, but without powering off. And I would probably lose it when using 'Safemedia', because it's connected by Firewire, but I guess that this is not the reason of the mystery. (By the way, TI dropped the 'SafeMedia' boot option from the image). Thanks for your tips on your web site. Good to know about it.

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About the problem (bodgy): Fully agree about distinguishing volume labels. But how should a user choose properly a *backup target file location*, if two completely different physical locations are represented by the same drive letter? - In fact, browsing with TI thru my drive letter E: leads me to the Linux partition! Or should I say Winux? Anyway, my 2nd drive letter E: is inaccessible as target.

My conclusion: Something odd happens on startup of TI-2010, during enumeration of the available partitions. But i don't exclude that WD Mybook drives might behave strange too, due to their built-in unforeseeable power management. Freddy: Your statement 'Anyway, my 2nd drive letter E: is inaccessible as target.' Perhaps the recovery disk does not properly support Firewire in its Linux environment and that's why the partitions on the WD disk cannot be selected.

Have you tried the latest version of the recovery disk, available as an ISO download from your account page on the Acronis web site? This version differs from the recovery disk that you would create using Bootable Media Builder; it uses an Isolinux loader and may have newer driver support.

The Safe Media option is now also a separate download. Strange problem! I hope you are able to resolve it. Thanks Mark (Kolo), and all the others Still no solution so far, and sorry about this long report. I tested it again. - by using Ti-2010.6053 iso image from Acronis site - by using the external drive's Sata interface Always duplicate drive letters in the 'backup' section.

And even worse: On browsing for a backup target, the drive letters in the browse window are different from the ones in the source partition selection window! The 'coup' happened in the RESTORE section.

Browsing for a source, drive letters were again different compared to BACKUP. So far so bad, but Acronis might handle it. Nope, 'proceeding' with the restore, I get an error msg that the program is unable to find the source disk!

Fortunately, programmers were wise: The msg window had a 'browse' button, and after reselecting the source, I was able to restore my main partition, which I lost during my tests. I think they completely screwed it up with the drive letters. (Have a look at the number of forum requests).