Is the -image process interruptable?

generik

Desert Nomad

Join Date: Jun 2005

16 Aug 2007 at 06:17 - 1
I am currently reloading my install of GW with the -image command line option, but I will need to reboot my computer soon.

Is it possible to interrupt the process and resume it later or would I have to start from scratch again?

NeonXero

NeonXero

Lion's Arch Merchant

Join Date: Jan 2007

Pennsylvania

Leaked Aggression [grr]

D/W

16 Aug 2007 at 06:32 - 2
I'm pretty sure that if you start it up after a stop, it will pick up from where you left off. It may have to get the files obtained from the first time, but it will go much faster. Not 100% sure though

ReiNaruto

ReiNaruto

Lion's Arch Merchant

Join Date: Jun 2007

Valencia, Spain

Green Arse Team

16 Aug 2007 at 08:01 - 3
Yes, you can close the window whenever you want. And, after rebooting, you can begin the process from the point where you ended it with -image again.

I usually do it on my linux computer, it is pretty safe.

MYSTERYouse

MYSTERYouse

Krytan Explorer

Join Date: Mar 2007

Slovakia

Farming Crew UK [Fcuk]

E/

16 Aug 2007 at 08:13 - 4
No problem with that, you can stop it and start it from the place you left off.

Matfei

Matfei

Frost Gate Guardian

Join Date: Apr 2006

Australia

None. Being a loner X-Fire: matfei1

W/Mo

16 Aug 2007 at 09:06 - 5
No problem with interrupting it.

Think of it as a normal pre-login download... Just forced to get every outstanding packet in one big lump; In essence a bloody big update.