I have only started using ghost recently to help build a standard image for PC's. I have a range of Toshiba's, IBM's and Compaq's that I must be able to image.
Do I need to make a seperate image for each type of laptop ?
I built an image on a Toshiba and loaded it on a compaq and received a Inaccessable_Boot_Device. I understand that there are different device drivers for the HD controllers and HDD, but i was told that Ghost did have capabilities to overcome this.
Am I misunderstood ?

You misunderstood.

Ghost merely images whatever drivers (for whatever hardware) you have loaded in your system. And it simply restores the image that you created. You will need a separate image for each machine. The only time you can use the same image for different machines is when they contain identical components.

If you think about it for a sec, the light will go on and you will go, 'Doh!' :)

Rad

Thanks (Stickman rebirthed)
I thought you could edit the image in a windows based app. , that would be cool.

Again many thanks ... ;D

You're prolly thinking of 'Ghost Explorer' which allows you to replace individual files in an image. I've never used it myself, but it would seem difficult to do what you want to do, cuz you'd have to get all the files correct and if you over-looked any one file, you'd have problems with the system.