Norton Ghost 2003 Bootdisks ?

Hvilke harddiske kører du med ?

En Ghost laver en Direkte kopi af din harddisk !

Det er forskelligt.
Laver lidt IT support rundt omkring, og så møder jeg jo mange computere...

okay. en direkte kopi af harddisken, med filsystem ?

Du kopierer blot ghost.exe over på en windows bootdisk, så er du kørende. Altenativt kan du lægge den på en alm floppy og så sætte disketten i efter du har bootet på bootdisken.
Ghost laver den samme type filsystem som den oprindelige hvis man vælger at lave et image af en hel disk.
Man kan dog lave image af partitioner og restore dem igen til partitioner, og der må jeg blive dig svar skyldig. Jeg har aldrig prøvet at restore partitioner til en anden formatering og ved derfor ikke om den vil brokke sig.

Jah men...det som jeg skal vide er som du kører S-ata eller bare Ide.

Og ja, den laver en bit-for-bit kopi af din HD !

Det er IDE

stroyer dk >> Hvad har du i tankerne mht sata/ide ? controller-problemer ?

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ghost.nsf/97dacc5430d93f2d85256aa300536849/c70580e005eee098882568cb005b0038?OpenDocument&src=bar_sch_nam -> To create the bootable floppy disk using Norton Ghost 2002 or 2003

To create the bootable floppy disk using Norton Ghost 2002 or 2003
1: On the Windows taskbar, click Start > Programs > Norton Ghost (2002 or 2003) > Norton Ghost.
2: In the Norton Ghost window, in the left pane, click Ghost Utilities.
3: In the right pane, click Norton Ghost Boot Wizard.
4: In the Norton Ghost Boot Wizard window, click Standard Ghost Boot Disk.
5: Click Next.
6: In the Additional Services window, choose one of the following options:
  - To create a simple DOS system disk with Ghost files, click Next.
  - To create a DOS system disk with Ghost files that supports USB, LPT, SCSI CD/DVD, or Firewire connections, select the appropriate option(s). Note that many IDE CD-R/RW devices require SCSI drivers. If Ghost does not display your CD-R/RW device when you run Ghost from this bootable floppy disk, recreate the bootable floppy disk and check the option "Include Adaptec SCSI drivers."
7: Click Next after making all your selections.
8: In the DOS Version window, select "Use PC-DOS" (default) or "Use MS-DOS" (MS-DOS bootable disk is required).
9: In the Ghost executable location window, verify or type the following options:
  a: In Program Location, verify that the path to Ghost.exe is correct.
  b:Type the Ghost Parameters you want to use. For more information on Ghost Switches, read the document Switches: Alphabetical list of switches.
10: Click Next.
11: In the Destination Drive window, insert a floppy disk into the disk drive and do the following:
    a:Select the drive letter for the floppy disk drive.
    b: Select or type the number of DOS system disks that you want Ghost Boot Wizard to create.
    c: Check Format disks.
    d: Check Quick Format.
12: Click Next.
13: In the Review window, verify the information you selected.
14: Click Next.
15: In the Format window, verify the following:
    a: Capacity is displayed as "3.5", 1.44MB, 512 bytes/sector".
    b: File system is displayed as FAT.
    c: Check Quick Format.
16: Click Start.
17: Click OK when the Warning screen appears.
18: Click Close when the Format window reappears.
19: Ghost will copy the necessary boot and Ghost files to the floppy disk.
20: In the Finished window, click Start Again if you want to create another floppy disk, otherwise click Finish.

@TonnyBrandt:

Jeg have selv problemer med at få lavet en Ghost, efter jeg begyndte at bruge en SATA Disk som System Disk, den var ikke lige så glad for min Controller :-) Men fik det løst !

ingen ting hjalp her. :(