I want to take my C: drive (18 Gb SCSI) and my F: drive (36 Gb SCSI)
and transfer them to one 250 Gb SATA drive. It would be nice if I just
ended up with one 250 Gb C: drive, but I don't see a way to do that
easily. My C drive is essentially just the OS, the F drive is my data
drive, and where I install everything.

So, I'm thinking of just taking the new drive and partitioning it to a
40 Gb C partion, with the rest being my F drive. That being said, can
I use Ghost 2003 to go from my current hard drives to their respective
partitions on the new drive?

-Jim

"jtpryan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I want to take my C: drive (18 Gb SCSI) and my F: drive (36 Gb SCSI)
> and transfer them to one 250 Gb SATA drive. It would be nice if I just
> ended up with one 250 Gb C: drive, but I don't see a way to do that
> easily. My C drive is essentially just the OS, the F drive is my data
> drive, and where I install everything.
>
> So, I'm thinking of just taking the new drive and partitioning it to a
> 40 Gb C partion, with the rest being my F drive. That being said, can
> I use Ghost 2003 to go from my current hard drives to their respective
> partitions on the new drive?
>
> -Jim
>

Yes. If you have both drives connected you can just image directly from
partition to partition.

Galen