I did exactly what you describe using Norton ghost.
Created Ghost Image of my System, tweaked to what I wanted.
I then created the Raid Array, and copied the Ghost Image to the new Raid Drive.
now to complicate matters again. i tried to use the partition to partition with ghost, i didnt realise u had to have a partition set to clone to and not raw format. as soon as i set a partition i was able to copy c drive to my new w drive. i set bios to boot from hdd1 then hdd0 and got a disk boot error, please insert disk.
so to recap. i dont want to format, and my C drive is 80gb, split into 60 and 20.
i want to take the 60gb c drive partition in its bootable format and copy to w drive, making that the bootable drive. but i would also like to keep the info on c drive as an image incase of disaster.
erm i dont think a win98 boot floppy will see the NTFS will it ? but i see your point on that 1, i will look into it a little more when i get home tonight, thanks m8.
Also Hi EP and people. I found this place again while looking through a oooollllllldddd backup. I have filled over 10TB and was looking at my collection of antiques. Any bids on the 500Mhz Win 95 fix?
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