Norton Save & Restore 2.0 has been released.

The Norton Save & Restore 2.0 User's Guide makes no mention of Norton Ghost 2003 or Norton Ghost 8.2, which suggests that neither is included in the product (as anticipated).  It also suggests that both Ghost 2003 and Ghost 8.2 will likewise be absent from Norton Ghost 12:

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Source:  http://www.symantec.com/home_homeoffice/popup.jsp?popupid=faq_nsr#q2

Thanks Pleo.

Updated the guide today to include a link to this thread in section/page where I discuss Norton Save & Restore.

http://ghost.radified.com/

http://ghost.radified.com/norton_save_restore.htm

Jcimarron, check with Symantec to be sure, but my understanding is that no free upgrade exists when moving from Norton Save & Restore version 1.0 to version 2.0 (although there is typically a rebate discount in this situation).

there might very well be an update to ns&r, without that update being to ns&r 2.0 (which would co$t).

(e.g. ns&r 1.1 or 1.2, etc.)

that's prolly what's happening.

i'd contact symantec and ask them what gives.

give them the name of the file and tell them the problem.

at least see what you are downloading, and then they should be able to help you work thru the problem.

the good thing about symantecis that they are big, meaning lots of ppl use their products. if you're having a particular problem, chances are someone else has had the same problem, and they've found a fix for it.

I took Pleonasm's advice and deleted all the files in the NSR Download folder--C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Symantec\LiveUpdate\Downloads.  Then I ran Live Update again and this time I could I identify the NSR update file download since it was the only file there (other than the livetri.zip file with the three liveupdt files mentioned earlier).  
The name of the actual update file seems to be 1176246804jtun_norton_save_%26_restore_11_02_20309_en.zip.  It contains two files.  I suspect the important one is NSR 1102 en patch.exe.  The other is a very small .dis file.
The bad news is that when I tried to run the NSR 1102 en patch.exe file and things seemed to be going along just fine,  an error message finally popped up.  That was the end of that.
So then, having nothing better to do with the rest of the evening, I uninstalled NSR and Norton AntiVirus.  Just to be sure, I also used the Norton Removal Tool.  Just getting that to work was a hassle since there is a new version (2007.2.7.3) but the error messages gave no useful info on that. I found it by Googling.  (I know the Tool is probably not needed for removing NSR.)
The good news is that I reinstalled NSR first.  And when I ran Live Update I again got the update .zip file mentioned.  When I ran the patch.exe this time I was successful.  I now have NSR (presumably still 1.0) but with version number 11.0.2.20309.  Unfortunately I did not record the full version number I had before, but I am pretty sure the last five digits were 11492.
I then reinstalled Norton AntiVirus and that seems to be working OK, too.  When I ran Live Update for it, I was not longer offered an update for NSR.
I should mention one last thing.  After installing NAV (from Norton System Works Premier 2006, NAV being the only part of NSW I use) I could no longer get any info on NSR.  Just as before, its "About" info was totally intermeshed with NSW and I could only get the version number of NSW.  I suspect this intermeshing  may have been part of the original problem.
So everything looks OK, but I have not tried actually using NSR yet.  Too late at night.
Still no response from Symantec.  And I still have no idea what those liveupdt files do.
Thanks for the help.

Installed NSR2 on a Vista Home Premium computer with bags of spare drive space and 1026Mb o9f RAM. When asked to restart it took 4 attempts to get to my desktop with my normal programs starting as needed. I backed up C:\ very good & quick. However I cannot restart my computer the start process stalls when my desktop comes on, the icons do not load nor do my widgets. I have to do a reboot to try again but no success. Have gone to safe mode and uninstalled the program. Any ideas as Symantec are not answering my emailed requests for help.