From: Michael Geary (Mike_at_Geary.com)
Date: Thu Dec 21 2000 - 12:44:11 EST
I use Ghost 6.5 (and previously 6.0.3) all the time to clone my A20p and 600
hard drives with Windows 2000, and the copies are always bootable.
But I use Ghost's drive-to-drive copy, not its image copy. The
drive-to-drive copy sets up the boot sector correctly.
Basically I just put the backup drive in the 2nd HDD adapter, run Ghost, and
hit Enter several times--the default menu choices are exactly the right
ones.
This is with the corporate/enterprise version of Ghost; I haven't tried the
personal edition.
-Mike
> From: Siqing Wei [mailto:swei_at_getsilicon.net]
>
> I have a thinkPad A20M, running W2K
>
> I got trouble with ghost image to clone my old HD.
> Boot Fail with the clone:
>
> can not find NTLDR (file exists in new cloned drive), and I do not think
> boot needs it.
>
> I vaguely remember that there is something like reformat boot sector
> something I have to do before the clone/imae?
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