Brian wrote on Feb 22nd, 2006 at 10:55pm:Dave, putting aside the PM problem for the moment, can you boot to the Ghost 10 CD both with and without the external USB HD connected and see the appropriate drives?
Hi Brian...I think I posted this answer before, and it's no.
I can only boot with the USB hdd unplugged. Otherwise the screen hangs at the white progress lines at the bottom of screen...
Remember when I posted the answer to this prob. from Symantec. "They said it's because of lack of Drivers"
The good news is however, I used "Copy my Harddrive" in Windows Ghost successfully this time. The mistake I made previously was to partition the hdd first.
Going over the manual I found it identical to your post that you linked to yesterday.
The one thing that you did mention, and I would definitely stress is not to partition or format the new drive beforehand.
By copying each drive, it went very smoothly and after copying all three of my drives, I shut down and changed the new hdd to master. On booting, it did start then gave me a message of "Boot error, press any key" it then completed booting up.
From that I would recommend going into the BIOS at the first boot and bringing the new hdd to the fore.
After that it all went well, as you said before it gave me an exact copy of my C: drive, and it's so much faster now,,,
It even renamed all the drives in alphabetical order.
My conclusion from all of this is to definitely use the "Copy my Harddrive" feature when replacing Hdd's for that's exactly what the Ghost 10 manual says it's for... Dave
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