Ghost 9

[John Johnson]

I got Ghost 9. I have used Ghost from floppies before but 9 is used
from WinXp.

I Ghosted my C drive to another drive. But that drive will not boot.
The drive is seen, Bios offers to boot from it but after trying a
number of things, no luck.


And I can't find my old floppy for early versions of Ghost.

 

[old jon]

I got Ghost 9. I have used Ghost from floppies before but 9 is used
from WinXp.

I Ghosted my C drive to another drive. But that drive will not boot.
The drive is seen, Bios offers to boot from it but after trying a
number of things, no luck.


And I can't find my old floppy for early versions of Ghost.

Did you do a copy, or just an Image ?.
If an Image, it could be a compressed one.

 

[ghost4me]

Using Ghost 9, did you follow the Chapter 7 instructions for "Copy
Drive"?

Did you check options for "set drive active" and "copy MBR"? Both are
needed.

Also, see Ghost user support forum here:

http://radified.com/cgi-bin/YaBB/YaBB.cgi?board=general

 

[John Johnson]

Using Ghost 9, did you follow the Chapter 7 instructions for "Copy
Drive"?

Did you check options for "set drive active" and "copy MBR"? Both are
needed.

Actually tried it both ways but still no luck.

 

[spodosaurus]

I got Ghost 9. I have used Ghost from floppies before but 9 is used
from WinXp.

I thought you could use the ghost 9 cdrom as a boot cdrom and image the
drive that way...?

I Ghosted my C drive to another drive. But that drive will not boot.
The drive is seen, Bios offers to boot from it but after trying a
number of things, no luck.


And I can't find my old floppy for early versions of Ghost.

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