Topic: How to run Norton Ghost 11.5 .GHO file
started by: naeembabakheil
Posted by naeembabakheil on Mar. 25 2015,14:12
Hi !!!recently i have created Ghost image of windows xp , it was created with norton ghost 2003 in .gho format , so i want to run my shot when someone select it in menu ..and start copying to C:/ driectory ..
Posted by balder on Mar. 25 2015,18:16
@naeembabakheilQuote: "i want to run my shot when someone select it in menu"
This need some knowledge in how DOS is used (Disk-Operative-System)
I assume you want to do this from a CD\DVD driver so I start with this part...
The basic stuff...
You should have a floppy image 'dos98.img' in folder EZBOOT (when EasyBoot is installed this floppy image is put there as an option)
We are going to use this DOS floppy image
Now lets do it...
1. Create a folder ghostimage somewhere
2. Launch UltraIso and open dos98.img using Ultraiso (don't close UltraIso - keep dos98.img opened in UltraIso)
3. Extract file 'Autoexec.bat' and 'Config.sys' to folder ghostimage
Note: you can in UltraIso optionally use 'drag and drop' or marking files and push to F4 on keyboard and then locate your newly created folder 'ghostimage'
4. Use notepad to open text file Config.sys in folder ghostimage and then delete all text in Config.sys
Followed by inserting following text to Config.sys
device=himem.sys /testmem:off
device=oakcdrom.sys /D:cd001
device=btdosm.sys
device=flashpt.sys
device=btcdrom.sys /D:cd001
device=aspi2dos.sys
device=aspi8dos.sys
device=aspi4dos.sys
device=aspi8u2.sys
device=aspicd.sys /D:cd001
files=60
buffers=20
dos=high,umb
stacks=9,256
lastdrive=z
5. Close 'Config.sys' (saving changes to Config.sys)
6. Open 'Autoexec.bat' (use notepad here to as well) and replace all existing text (delete all existing text) and replace with following text:
MSCDEX.EXE /D:cd001 /L:X
PATH=a:\;a:\dos;x:\
ghost.exe -clone,mode=restore,src=X:\system.gho,dst=1:1 -rb
Save changes to Autoexec.bat
Attention! If you want to avoid question 'Proceed with ghost disk restore?' then put in '-sure' before -rb
That will say it will look like this in Autoexec.bat
ghost.exe -clone,mode=restore,src=X:\system.gho,dst=1:1 -sure -rb
7. Drag and drop Autoexec.bat and Config.sys to opened 'dos98.img' (see step 2 above)
Overwrite existing files when asked
8. Use 'Save As' in UltraIso and save floppy image to folder EZBOOT using name ghost.ima
Note: UltraIso automatically use extension 'ima' but check that this in your case.
9 Copy ghost.exe (DOS-version of Ghost.exe) to folder disk1 (folder disk1 is the 'root' in EasyBoot if you wonder).
Note: make sure to use name ghost.exe
10. Copy your Ghost image (ghost image of your WinXP-system) to folder disk1
11. Rename your ghost image in folder disk1 to system.gho
12. Use run ghost.ima in EasyBoot menu
13. Create ISO as usual in EasyBoot (you can optionally tick 'Joliet' when creating ISO - should work regardless if Joliet is ticked or not)
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balder
Posted by naeembabakheil on Mar. 26 2015,02:09
Thanks for your help , i will try thi out ,, but i rememebr u gave link of WinBuilder in this app i saw .gho option , i think i can make ghost file for Ezyboot software what u think .. 
Posted by balder on Mar. 26 2015,02:58
@naeembabakheilQuote. ” i think i can make ghost file for Ezyboot software what u think”
Well not in this case as your intension here is to create an automatically ‘restore’ of an created ghost image (created from partition 1 and hard disk unit 1 which can be used to ‘restore’ your Windows system back to original shape or something)
However my ‘USB script’ has a totally different approach and can not be applied to this scenario of yours
And again – I resume your intension is to ‘restore’ from CD\DVD unit and not from USB drive which demands a slightly different approach
Instead, apply my suggestion in post nr;2 and see how it works
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Attention!
You expose yourself to the risk of losing data if the application is not optimal in relation to your hardware. Make backups or use a 'spare computer' of any kind to test this Ghost solution
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Regards balder
Posted by naeembabakheil on Mar. 26 2015,11:12
thanks for your reply .. by the way where can i get Ghost floppy image file ??
Posted by balder on Mar. 26 2015,11:35
@naeembabakheilQuote: "where can i get Ghost floppy image file"
You simply create your 'Ghost floppy image' by modifying existing 'dos98.img' that you should have in folder EZBOOT
Did you read the full text in post nr;2
You are supposed to edit text files 'Autoexec.bat' and 'config.sys' in 'dos98.img'
Or do you having problems how to modify such floppy image (in my opinion, a pretty easy operation)
Further more... You still haven't answer my very important question; is it from CD\DVD unit your run Ghost or is it from USB drive
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balder
Posted by naeembabakheil on Mar. 26 2015,13:33
i have .gho image file on my hardisk , and want to make menu and add another xp setup and make iso through ezyboot ..
Posted by naeembabakheil on Mar. 26 2015,14:37
i have used ghost32.exe file from norton ghsot 11.5 corpaorte dos iso and rename it to ghost.exe and anlso remname my xp.gho to system .gho and give a try ...i checked my iso on VMware ,, but no luck i am stuck .. can u tell me which option to select when making iso in ezyboot , i also 
here iso my iso look like
Posted by balder on Mar. 26 2015,16:14
@naeembabakheilQuote: "i have used ghost32.exe file from norton ghsot 11.5 corpaorte dos iso and rename it to ghost.exe"
Well in post nr;2 I clearly tell you that this is DOS and I quote from post nr;2 "This need some knowledge in how DOS is used (Disk-Operative-System)"
Its now clear to me that you have no knowledge what DOS is and how DOS is used - am I right?
DOS is not Windows - okay?
Programs that are run in Windows is 32-bit (or even 64-bit) applications.
Ghost32.exe is such example, designed to run only in Windows environment
You cannot simply rename such Windows 32-bit program to lets say ghost.exe and expect it works in DOS environment
Its even worse than try run such file in Linux - which of course doesn't work at all
So what you need is DOS-version of Ghost11
Luckily I have found such DOS-file
Do it this way:
1. Download Ghost11 ISO-file from < HERE >
2. Open ISO using UltraIso
3. In UltraIso chose 'Bootable>>Save Boot File' Save boot file to folder EZBOOT using name ghost
Note: UltraIso automatically use extension 'bif' to boot file and that's fine
4. Rename ghost.bif in folder EZBOOT to ghost.img (this file can also be opened using UltraIso)
5. Open ghost.img using UltraIso and mark file 'ghost.exe' and chose in UltraIso 'Action>>Extract' Extract ghost.exe to folder 'disk1' in EasyBoot (this is the right ghost.exe to run in DOS)
6. Now follow tutorial in post nr;2 but you can skip step-9 as you now already have ghost.exe in folder disk1
Sure I can provide you with a modified DOS floppy image (modified as showed in post nr;2) but the point is that you still have a lot of use of DOS - it still kicks
Try to do it your self
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balder
Posted by naeembabakheil on Mar. 26 2015,21:57
THanks for nice info .. but u know i am confused again the iso i downloaded and .iso u provided in above are same both has ghost32.exe not ghost.exe
.. which file should i choose in that .iso u provided see in pics , now what can i do i already tried that ghost32 any Tip
see pic
Posted by balder on Mar. 27 2015,02:26
@naeembabakheilQuote: "which file should i choose in that .iso u provided"
Answer: NONE of those files, and I repeat; 'Ghost32.exe is such example, designed to run only in Windows environment'
But this floppy image we are going to use is DOS and NOT Windows
So how can you positively think you can use an 32-bit program in DOS environment - because you can't!
Please read carefully and follow tutorials fully out
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Attention!
Luckily I have found an direct download of Ghost.exe (DOS-version of Ghost11)
Download < HERE >
Put this file to folder disk1 in EasyBoot and follow guidelines in post nr;2 (skip step 9 as you now already have ghost.exe in folder disk1)
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Some info....
I'm also critical to how you created ghost image of your WinXP-system
The 100% correct way is to do it from DOS (reboot computer and create ghost image)
Further more; you cannot use lets say ghost11 to create an image and then use ghost8 to 'clone' back (restore) your WindowsXP because Ghost images created by an 'higher ghost' (ghost11 as example) can not be used by an 'lower ghost (ghost8 as example.
To sum up; ghost images created by ghost11 (as example) can not be cloned back using ghost8 (or ghost 2003 as example), the are 'mismatched' (incompatible)
However ghost images created using ghost11 (any version as long it is ghost11) can of course be cloned back using any Ghost11 (any version)
Same goes for 'Ghostexp.exe'.
Ghostexp.exe can have problems to open an ghost image that has been created by an 'higher' ghost version.
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I know this is a lot to absorb in an short time, but think a while about this:
I live my life by the following words of wisdom and philosophy: every day I learn something new, signaling to me as an individual, I still have so much to learn
And the more I learn, the more I realize how much I still have to learn
And I'm getting to the age and are anything but fully learned...
You can also call it humility
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balder
Posted by naeembabakheil on Mar. 27 2015,12:52
Thanks for your kind help .. u help me lot man .. u r gre8 ;) now i have little problem .. ;p
i have put ghost.exe -clone,mode=restore,src=X:\system.gho,dst=1:1 -sure -rb in Autoexec.bat file but still it ask for restoring partion and correct size of partition
and little problem i havnt see my background image in VMWare but it was showing in Ezybootsee images below
Posted by balder on Mar. 27 2015,13:58
@naeembabakheilQuote: "but still it ask for restoring partion and correct size of partition"
Well it seems to me that size of your Ghost image (source) is 15360 MB but the destination (Local drive [1]) size is 8192 MB
You can not press in two liters of water in a one-liter bottle, but that's what you are doing
My guess is that's why Ghost asks if partition size is correct and also ask to proceed with cloning.
Try to use an larger partition to 'restore' Ghost image to
Further more, VMWare is not an ideal partner to run ghost test to.
Again I guess that's why you also having problems with background picture
Keep also in mind if you use solution 1024x768 (maximum solution) to background picture in EasyBoot, you are recommended to use 256 Color to Screen Mode
So it seems you finally got DOS to work (launching Ghost from DOS floppy image)
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EDIT!
You may need to adjust switches in ghost as well
I have no clue what you are doing here?
Is it one harddisk with two partitions or two seperate hard disk units we are dealing with here?
In case you have created ghost image from an partition (partition-1 I guess) then you must use different switches
If using one hard disk with two partitions, then use this switches
MSCDEX.EXE /D:cd001 /L:X
PATH=a:\;a:\dos;x:\
ghost.exe -clone,mode=prestore,src=X:\system.gho:1,dst=1:1 -sure -rb
Note the prestore (not restore p for partition) and the X:\system.gho:1
Note :1 after ghost image file (it sets ghost to only image back the first partition)
Basically I have no clue what you are doing here
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balder
Posted by naeembabakheil on Mar. 28 2015,00:22
Man .. u are gre8 .. 
with background i think i use 16mb colour for 1024x768 image .. i will try that ..
I have one single hardisk in Pc .
for Ghost parttion , i have 2GB ghost image ... i am testing it on VMware on virtual partion in Vmware ..
I am here to get help and to help others
... hahah my ghost is larger and on high compression so, my windows is larger than 4gb & compressed to 2gb ghost image file..i install ghost everything works all files copied but it cant load beoc Vmware detect as Dos so i think it copy files,but windows cant load ...its ok it will work on pc ..but now help me wih those asking message about proceding etc..
Posted by balder on Mar. 28 2015,04:35
@naeembabakheilQuote: "but still it ask for restoring partion and correct size of partition"
I repeat: "Well it seems to me that size of your Ghost image (source) is 15360 MB but the destination (Local drive [1]) size is 8192 MB"
You cannot press in an ghost image which partition size is larger than the size of the target partition (or target hard disk unit) and that is what you are trying to do in post nr;12 - at least what I can figure out from pictures you presented
Or in plain English: The Ghost image you have earlier created is 15360 MB in size, but the target partition (Local drive [1]) is only 8192 MB in size - it doesn't fit in
But now you are talking about Ghost image that is 4GB!
Take attention to the limitations in how large ISO's you can create
4.2 GB minus one bit is what you maximum can fit in to a ISO created in EasyBoot
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This is what I use Ghost to:
I have one large hard disk unit in my system.
Hard disk unit has two partitions (both NTFS)
I have created Ghost image of my Windows-7 system (from the first partition) and saved that ghost image to partition two.
When my system starting to 'slow down' because of all sorts of 'trash' etcetera, I simply use my ghost image and overwrite partition one (this takes less than 10 minutes) - have in mind that my compressed ghost image is over 11 GB in size.
This works great - no need to reinstall all programs etcetera
It is impossible to do this from DVD and even if possible, it still would be an extremely slow process to use
I'm busy all day but will hear from me tomorrow
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balder
Posted by naeembabakheil on Mar. 28 2015,06:13
Thnaks for your time and help .. u take it wrong my ghost size is 2GB image file ... and i also create another virtual partion on VMware , single hardisk and 2 partitions on VM..
ok ... i think this ghost will work on Physical PC .. as all files copied vey well ..
Now little help .. can u provide me some commands taht i use in ezyboot ..
Like Format C: (when user click button his C;/ starts formating and if possible start ghost )
Posted by balder on Mar. 29 2015,11:28
@naeembabakheilQuote: "when user click button his C;/ starts formating and if possible start ghost"
What is the point with format and then start ghost
There is no point in doing format if your intension is to run ghost in next step
Running ghost is even more effective than run quick format to a drive (or drive partition)
However to start format using DOS can easily be solved by putting in a simple command text line in Autoexec.bat - like this:
format c: /q
This launch quick format to hard drive C: (or partition that is seen as C:)
Note: you can simply edit your Autoexec.bat in floppy image (ghost.img) and remove ghost command line:
MSCDEX.EXE /D:cd001 /L:X
PATH=a:\;a:\dos;x:\
ghost.exe -clone,mode=restore,src=X:\system.gho,dst=1:1 -rb
change to
format c: /q
Insert modified Autoexec.bat into ghost floppy image, overwriting existing Autoexec.bat (use UltraIso to this)
In UltraIso use 'Save As' and save modified floppy image with name format_c.bif
Note: UltraIso always automatically use extension 'bif' to floppy images - so no need to put in extension only name when saving (Save As) in UltraIso
However if you decide to keep ghost command line and put in format command before like this:
format c: /q
MSCDEX.EXE /D:cd001 /L:X
PATH=a:\;a:\dos;x:\
ghost.exe -clone,mode=restore,src=X:\system.gho,dst=1:1 -rb
This performs a quick format followed by run ghost and finally reboot computer
But as told before - totally waist of time to run format before ghost - its useless and stupid
Attention! To run format this way can be dangerous as hardware can be different between computers - you take a high risk to lose data if something go wrong - in reality is it the same for Ghost
I prefer using Acronis disk format tools and controll the whole process manually
Acronis can easily be run in EasyBoot by creating an 'rescue ISO' and put this ISO in folder EZBOOT and use menu command: run acronis.iso (or whatever name you prefer to ISO-file)
This way you have full control what is going on
Please I cannot sit here and learn you how DOS is used - it takes to much time
I can however give some hints how EasyBoot can cooperate with different 'utilities' typically stuff like DOS or grub or Ghost etcetera
Its really easy to find (Google it) how command lines are used in Ghost (and same to DOS) but it takes some experiment of course to fully understand how these applications can be used in EasyBoot - I can understand that last part
It seems you have in VmWare one disk unit with two partitions to disk unit
You can put your 'system.gho' file to partition-2 and use ghost switches in Autoexec.bat like this:
MSCDEX.EXE /D:cd001 /L:X
PATH=a:\;a:\dos;x:\
ghost.exe -clone,mode=prestore,src=1:2\system.gho:1,dst=1:1 -sure -rb
This restore partition-1 using ghost image.file 'system.gho' that is put on partition-2
Above is exactly what I use ghost to - read more:
I have one large hard disk unit in my system.
Hard disk unit has two partitions (both NTFS)
I have created an Ghost image of my Windows-7 system (that of course is on the first partition) and saved that ghost image to partition two.
When my system starting to 'slow down' because of all sorts of 'trash' etcetera, I simply use my ghost image and overwrite partition one (this takes less than 10 minutes) - have in mind that my compressed ghost image is over 11 GB in size and expanded size is 20 GB.
This works great - no need to reinstall all programs etcetera
This is impossible to do from DVD, and even if possible, it still would be an extremely slow process to use.
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balder
Posted by naeembabakheil on Mar. 29 2015,13:33
Thanks for brief reply ..but ?
QUOTE
It seems you have in VmWare one disk unit with two partitions to disk unit
You can put your 'system.gho' file to partition-2 and use ghost switches in Autoexec.bat like this:
MSCDEX.EXE /D:cd001 /L:X
PATH=a:\;a:\dos;x:\
ghost.exe -clone,mode=prestore,src=1:2\system.gho:1,dst=1:1 -sure -rb
This restore partition-1 using ghost image.file 'system.gho' that is put on partition-2
You can put your 'system.gho' file to partition-2 and use ghost switches in Autoexec.bat like this:
MSCDEX.EXE /D:cd001 /L:X
PATH=a:\;a:\dos;x:\
ghost.exe -clone,mode=prestore,src=1:2\system.gho:1,dst=1:1 -sure -rb
This restore partition-1 using ghost image.file 'system.gho' that is put on partition-2
So, you are telling me to put my system.gho on my virtual partion 2 and edit that Autoexc.bat file and and install ghost to partion 1 ..
but now tell me, should i create another .iso with modified Autoexc.bat using Ezyboot or use same .iso created with ezyboot
and aother problem . i slect WIndows Xp option in VMware , and run Ghost it run fine but after 1% it ask fo floppy.txt file
Posted by balder on Mar. 29 2015,15:02
@naeembabakheilQuote: "So, you are telling me to put my system.gho on my virtual partion 2 and edit that Autoexc.bat file and and install ghost to partion 1 .."
Well I have no clue what your intention is to do here
I guess you like to setup windows to part-1 in VmWare and run testing of ghost on this VmWare (or something like that)
Alternatively you want to 'restore' (load) an existing ghost image (with a Windows system) you have from somewhere else and ghost this to part-1 in VmWare, but this won't work as needed drivers etcetera isn't present in your Windows system.
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Quote: " should i create another .iso with modified Autoexc.bat using Ezyboot or use same .iso created with ezyboot"
Well it depends in if you are lazy or not
Why not creating a new menu entry in Easyboot or even better up, create a submenu that only have ghost menu commands
Note: I have no clue what you are doing here, do you have a large ghost image in folder disk1, and that's why you do not want to recreate ISO?
Why don't you use 'simple solutions' instead of doing the 'final solution'?
1. Put some files with size less than 1 MB on part-1 in VmWare (just to see if ghost is working okay)
2. Create Ghost image of Part-1
3. Create menu system in EasyBoot with different ghost floppy images that use different ghost switches (depending in what you want to do with Ghost)
4. Start doing experiments with EasyBoot - now with a ISO less than let's say 20 MB in size - you can rebuild that easy and fast (easy to redo if things don't work out)
5. When you are ready with your experiments in VmWare it's time for the 'real thing'
That will say - decide to use a large DVD or use hard disk part-2 or perhaps even use a USB hard drive (but using USB hard drive demands a slighter different Ghost command)
Never do the 'final solution' before you have EasyBoot menu system finished and your different Ghost floppy images tested and working
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Quote: " and run Ghost it run fine but after 1% it ask fo floppy.txt file"
I have no clue what you are doing here
Is it setup of WinXP to part-1 in VmWare
Or do you use a ghost image that's been created from a another computer (this won't work)
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balder
Posted by naeembabakheil on Mar. 30 2015,00:57
oh !!! let me explain buddy ..I have Windows 7 Ultimate 64x ..
I have isntalled Vmware on this Windows and make some Windows Xp's Windows 8.1 for Testing in Virtual enviroment for Testing..
When i makeing Ghost of WIndows Xp...
I create another clean installation of windows Xp on Virtual machine and install ghost on that WIndows Xp . then make a virtual partion there 40GB and make ghost of parttion C:(partition) and save it to Patition 2 , then i copy that image to my Physcl machine (Window 7), i also make menu and install Ezyboot on that Virtual Windows Xp for Testing
i just do Photothsop on my Physical Windows ,, the rest everything Testing Windows,Creating Menu's are on my Virtual Windows Xp ...
Posted by balder on Mar. 30 2015,11:31
@naeembabakheilQuote: "I have isntalled Vmware on this Windows and make some Windows Xp's Windows 8.1 for Testing in Virtual enviroment"
Now I understand better what you are doing
Smart solution using VmWare that way
Basically your intension is this (correct me if I'm wrong):
1. Set up a 'workstation' of VmWare that use a hard drive with 2-partitions
2. Install a system(s) to VmWare part-1 (make them work alright)
3. Create ghost image(s) of those different Op-systems you install to part-1
4. Finally 'ghost back' those different Ghost images to VmWare part-1 OR to a different computer
I'm only interested in step3 and 4, the rest is not any issue we need to discuss
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You quote: "and install ghost on that Windows Xp". You really don't need to 'install' any ghost to any OP-system as we can run Ghost from DOS and better up, we can create a larger floppy image to fit in the ghost.exe file inside floppy image!
I'm heavily occupied this whole week and have decided to give you a gift
It is my experimental menu system which you can edit your self
However you need to do one more thing - read this:
1. You download ZIP-file from < HERE >
and extract folder 'disk2' to folder EasyBoot (you should now have two folders, folder 'disk1' and folder 'disk2'
2. Now double-click to DEFAULT.EZB inside EasyBoot\disk2\EZBOOT
EasyBoot launches and show you my menu layout. This menu also have a submenu command (Tools)
Attention! Next time you launch EasyBoot, file inside folder disk2\EZBOOT (default.ezb) is launched and not your *.ezb-file in folder disk1\ezboot. To open your 'main menu' in folder disk1\ezboot you simply open folder disk1\EZBOOT and double-click to your 'main menu (whatever name you use to that menu). Next time you launch EasyBoot then your 'main menu' in folder disk1\EZBOOT is opened. Simply have in mind that EasyBoot always try to open the last opened\edited ***.ezb-file
This means you can have several different folders 'disk1, disk2, disk3 etcetera (or different names) with different menu system and solution (its less messy this way)
3. In folder ' disk2\ezboot' you open image ghost11.img (use UltraIso).
Read also 'READ_ME.TXT' inside folder disk2
4. Insert ghost.exe into ghost11.img (must use DOS-version of ghost.exe that should have a size around 2.21 MB) - Save changes to ghost11.img when closing UltraIso
Note: this image ghost11.img is larger then standard, it is 2880 MB in size and unneeded files has been removed to make place for ghost.exe.
You simply use menu command run ghost11.img
If you extract autoexec.bat from ghost11.img it looks like this:
ghost.exe -clone,mode=prestore,src=1:2\system.gho:1,dst=1:1 -sure -rb
And config.sys only looks like this:
lastdrive=z
anyway... Above restore partition-1 (dst=1:1) from a ghost file that is collected from partition-2 (1:2) on same hard drive (1)
I use 'prestore' (partition-restore command) and also set partition-1 as source (system.gho:1)
Ghost image name is as you can notice 'system.gho'
EasyBoot can be launched from CD\DVD-unit but the 'ghost.image' (system.gho) must be put to partition-2 on that harddrive-1 in VmWare!
Note: it happens ghost switches refuse to work properly. But lets test and see how your experiments falls out in your case
Its time for you to learn more how switches are used in ghost - read < HERE >
EDIT!
It is also possible to let ghost automatically create a ghost image of an partition
Extract autoexec.bat from ghost11.img to somewhere and modify text to this:
ghost.exe -clone,mode=pcreate,src=1:1,dst=1:2\system.gho -sure -rb
This makes ghost create a ghost image (pcreate) of partition-1 on harddisk-1 (src=1:1), image is created to partition-2 on harddisk-1 (dst=1:2) using name system.gho
Please study link to ghost switches and do your own experiments
Note: it is even possible to save creation of an ghost image to a USB drive and logically also run 'ghost restore' to an ghost image from USB drive to a harddisk unit (or partition to harddisk unit) and all this launched from an elegant EasyBoot menu using different floppy images with different autoexec.bat-commands
And I'm busy whole week (not at my home residence)
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balder
Posted by naeembabakheil on Apr. 01 2015,12:30
THank you very very much i like your menu .. and learn some more stuff .. my main concern is with Ghost Xp ..
i do all my testing on VMware and when its final i burn .iso and copy to my Physical Pc for use ..
Thanks man ..i will come back if got any problem