jods

Okay. Pc running NT4 Server (Need the safety of a Ghost Image)

Disk 0 Primary Partition
C: FAT16 2047MB
D: FAT16 996MB
E: FAT16 1090MB

Disk 1 Logical Drive
F: NTFS 4142MB
G: NTFS 4565MB

I want to GHOST from NTFS Partition (G) to Image on FAT 16 (E) but cannot see anything other than the Floppy A Drive when it comes to selecting DESTINATION.

Is this down to the fact that I am running Symantec Ghost 7.0 and am trying to select a FAT16 Destination ?

Can I SAFELY convert from FAT16 to FAT32 and resize clusters to 64KB

Wibble.

jods

I have read a few things that don't fill me with confidence.

Vers of Symantec Ghost prior to 2003(Thats Me) do not allow you to Image/Write Images TO Destination NTFS Partitions

You Can image FROM NTFS partitions but (Prior to 2003) destination HAD to be FAT32

Windows NT 4 supports FAT16 NOT FAT32

No DOS versions up to and including 6.22 do NOT support FAT32. Converting these Operating systems will make them UNBOOTABLE

WTF - Is this to say that I cannot Ghost a machine with two drives one NTFS and one FAT16 ?

Foot_Tapper

You could try powerquest instead.

jods

Thanks for reminding me of that - I bought a copy of that last year (Drive Image 2002) Gonna give that puppy a try !!