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Earl,
Take a look at XactCopy @: http://www.duocor.com/xactcopy/
Stu
--- In realtraders@xxxx, "EAdamy" <eadamy@xxxx> wrote:
> My HP 8GB external tape drive is giving up the ghost and I'm
seriously
> considering an external USB hard drive. For around $200 I can buy a
2.5" USB
> drive enclosure and 20 GB 2.5" drive with a footprint not much
larger than a
> tape cartridge: 3"W x 5.8" L x 1" D. Firewire (IEEE 1394) looks
much faster
> than USB but I need to backup 2 laptops, each with 10 GB drives,
and the
> older IBM 770 Thinkpad does not support Firewire.
>
> From what I can tell, Windows 2000 treats USB drives as just another
> (non-bootable) disk. Since USB devices are not bootable, I'm
wondering what
> the best solution is for creating and restoring backup files,
especially
> operating system files, under Windows 2000? From what I could tell,
Norton
> Ghost which I own, must run under DOS to restore system files.
>
> Earl
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