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It works very well; I've been using it for couple of years with no problems.
According to the documentation for Ghost 2001, you can make a bootable CD.
I haven't tried this.
A bootable CD is unnecessary for restoring the operating system. You can
boot from the "restore" floppy created by Ghost and then replace the
contents of the hard disk with the hard disk image from the Ghost backup
set.
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Brown [mailto:markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2001 3:56 PM
To: 'Omega-List@xxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: Re: Backup headaches - off topic
Hello Charles,
CJ> I use Norton Ghost to take a snapshot of my system in a pristine known
good
CJ> state, minus data. I use Veritas Backup Exec Desktop to back up data.
This
i was wondering how well this worked and if you could make a bootable
cd with ghost that would restore your os?
CJ> The user interface on Ghost is slightly flakey but once you learn how to
use
CJ> it, it works well. It is operated by floppies; I have one marked
"BACKUP"
CJ> and one marked "RESTORE."
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Have a Great Day, Mark
http://www.markbrown.com
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