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casperdacat
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Looks like you'll need a network boot disk. Just create a bootdisk with tcp/ip support and the DOS drivers for your network card (there's plenty of information on this on the internet). Once booted and logged on to the network in good old DOS, create a share to a server and start ghost.exe, the DOS version of ghost (you'll find this file in the ghost program directory after installing Ghost under Windows). As you know, you don't need NTFS support on your bootdisk to ghost your NT harddrive or partition, just make sure you have the enterprise edition, not the personal edition. Only the enterprise edition supports ghosting over a network.
Good luck,
Casper
Good luck,
Casper
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