Using Norton Ghost or xxcopy to replace a hd

My harddrive is making noises (allthough it's still working OK). I'd like to swap
it with a newer drive. I have two physical hd's:

The first has a boot partition which let's me choose booting to either Win98 or
Win2000 and then logical partitions from c,d,e,f,g,h,i. Win98 is on h: and
win2000 on d:. The size of the hd 15.74 GB as reported by Win2000 disk manager

The second physical hd has just one big logical j drive. This hd is newer and
size is about 42 GB.

All drives c: thru j: are currently fat32 (not hpfs).

I want to swap the first physical hd. What I'm aiming to do is add a third 120GB
physical hd (k (I've got spare ide channels) and copy all the stuff from first
physical hd to that new hd. Then I'm going to power down and swap the 15GB with
the 120GB drive and boot again. If all goes well I have a newer system hd-wise.
If problems arise I can swap the back the drives and resume.

My question is: which tool I should use to copy the old hd data to the new drive?
If above possible at all when the drives and different? I know I may get a 15GB
drive out of my 120GB this way but I can use Partition magic to make use of the
available GBs.
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