Guide to cloning a hard drive using Norton Ghost 2003

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  1. Jakamoko
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    Jakamoko On the move again ...

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    Hi Guys,

    Following my recent work in cloning a hard drive to a new drive in THIS THREAD, please see the following guide that, along with the advice on CF, I found invaluable.

    Cloning a hard drive with Norton Ghost 2003



    * Legal Disclaimer to keep CF's @ss in the clear: Other drive imaging programs are available :biggrin
     
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  2. UCHEEKYMONKEY
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    UCHEEKYMONKEY R.I.P - gone but never forgotten. Gold Member

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    Thanks for the link Gav:thumbleft:clap

    Just had a look at the website, so besides cloning a HD you can clone directory's as well?
    Hmmm I have always used drive image by powerquest but the downside was you always had to go back into DOS. But Nortons Ghost looks like it works in windows environment?
     
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  3. Jakamoko
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    Jakamoko On the move again ...

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    Thanks, UCM.


    Not quite, but almost feels like it. Once you confirm all your selections, the machine reboots to DOS and you get the screen you see in screenshot 7 in the Bay-Wolf guide. When done, it returns itself to Windows again.

    It's a useful screen when you're at the machine, but bearing in mind I was doing this remotely on a machine 30 miles away, and could only await it responding to a ping [machinename] -t from the DC, you can imagine I was nervous as hell :)
     
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  4. Node

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    Thanks! Perhaps a guide to making an image server? :P
     
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