Symantec Ghost 7.5

[Ben]

Having some issues with Symantec Ghost during the restoring process..
It insist that I insert the disk with the batch file (autoexec.bat)
after it finishes the last CD in the image. Is there anyway I can
have Symantec Ghost make the last CD a bootable CD as well? I suspect
I'm getting the message about the batch file since autoexec.bat calls
out a few commands which were found on the 1st CD which is a bootable
CD. Here is what my autoexec.bat contains:

@echo off
set EXPAND=YES
set DIRCMD=/O:N
set temp=c:\
set tmp=c:\
path=a:\
@echo off
LH MSCDEX.EXE /D:GEMCD001 /L:R
cls
ECHO.
ECHO SYSTEM VERIFICATION
ECHO ===================
ECHO SYSTEM INFORMATION IS BEING VERIFIED
ECHO.
@echo off
em_lock.exe
if errorlevel 1 goto system_OK
goto system_error
:system_OK
IF "%config%"=="RESTORING" GOTO with_format
IF "%config%"=="BOOT_TO_CMD" GOTO exit
:with_format
cls
ECHO.
ECHO RESTORE HDD FROM CD-ROM
ECHO =======================
ECHO HARD DRIVE (C WILL BE RESTORED.
ECHO.
ECHO CAUTION: ALL CONTENTS OF HARD DRIVE (C WILL BE LOST!
ECHO BACK UP YOUR FILES BEFORE PROCEEDING AND RESTART
ECHO.
Pause
cls
ECHO.
ECHO ASSURANCE OF RESTORING
ECHO ======================
ECHO ALL DATA OF HARD DRIVE (C WILL BE LOST!
ECHO ARE YOU SURE YOU WOULD LIKE TO PROCEED?
Echo.
Echo IF YES, PRESS Y. IF NO, PRESS N.
Echo.
choice /c:yn /n
if errorlevel 2 goto exit
if errorlevel 1 goto Restore
:Restore
@echo off
ghost -clone,mode=load,src=R:\CDR00001.GHO,dst=1 -sure
cls
ECHO.
ECHO WINDOWS XP RESTORE COMPLETE
ECHO ===========================
ECHO THE HARD DRIVE IMAGE HAS BEEN RESTORED.
ECHO PRESS ANY KEY, THEN THE SYSTEM WILL REBOOT.
ECHO **STORE THIS CD-ROM IN A SAFE LOCATION!**
ECHO.
a:\Ejectcd.exe r:
:system_error
ECHO.
ECHO SYSTEM ERROR
ECHO ============
ECHO YOUR COMPUTER IS NOT RESPONDING, INCORRECT SYSTEM TYPE
ECHO RESTORE CANCELLED.
ECHO.
pause
a:\Reboot.exe

 

[Jetro]

Put command.com and autoexec.bat onto the last CD or add the "-rb" switch to
the command line.

-rb Restarts after finishing a restore or copy. After completing a restore
or copy operation, the
target computer must be restarted so that the operating system can restore
the new disk/
partition information. Normally, Norton Ghost prompts the user to restart or
exit. -rb tells
Norton Ghost to restart automatically after it completes the restore or
copy. This is useful
when automating Norton Ghost in a batch command file.