i never use the safely remove. I just turn the drive off or just unplug it. USB 2.0 and Firewire are hot swappable in XP.
The first time i booted up my drive and connect it to my computer, i had to right click on My Computer, go to Manage, then go to Disk Managment and format the drive and give...
i am trying to find a new SCSI drive to replace the ones we have.
Can you e-mail me a copy of that Ghost 7.0 in a zip file? The only one i have is Norton Ghost and I can't figure it out.
I have a bytecc enclosure that has USB 2.0 and Firewire ports on it. I installed a Western Digital 160GB harddrive inside. I got the 7200 RPM with an 8MB buffer on the drive. It is lightning fast as long as you have USB 2.0 on your laptop. I have never had a problem from it.
So we can ghost both partitions to a new drive?
Also, do I have to format the new drive before i try to ghost? Do i have to partition the new drive before i ghost?
Are you using Norton Ghost that comes with Norton System Works?
My current hard disk is a 17 GB split into two partitions. C: is 8GB and the E: is 9GB.
Should i get two more drives and partition them? (example) A 200GB and make C: 100GB and E: 100GB? Then Ghost old C: to the new C:, and same for E:? Then boot up the new drives and restart the mirror.
Or...
In my experience with Ghosting harddrives, the new ghosted harddrive is identical to the old drive. So the partition sizes will be the same and the rest of the new drive will be empty space.
The only way i can think of is to back up the data and restore it on a new harddrive already loaded and...
On our current MS Exchange 2000 server, we are running Windows 2000 server. We have two harddrives installed, half of the harddrive is partitioned out at c: and the other half is e:.
The second harddrive is a mirror of the first, we are running disk mirroring.
On my c: drive, i only have about...
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