I am trying to ghost a partition to a VMware virtual machine. The problem is, I don't have the VMware NDIS2 driver to copy to the boot disk (floppy). Has anyone successfully ghosted a guest OS?
That's what I tried - ghostcast from another box to the vmware, and ghostcast from the host - still no dice - I get hung up on the driver. You can't use the driver for your card because it emmulates a virtual card, right? Where/how do you get the virtual driver to put in your floppy/iso?
Do you have to ghost cast? The easiest method I've seen is to attach the blank .dsk (vmdk) file you want to use to a temporary VM running Windows from a different .dsk (vmdk), then use Ghost32.exe within that guest OS to put the image on the blank .dsk (vmdk), then power it off, detach the .dsk (vmdk), and attach it to the new VM you want to run that image.
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