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Quote:I have a USB drive that I can boot from and run ghost.exe. It works great! The wierd thing is that it wont allow me to see the images that I placed on the usb flash drive.
So, your USB drive is not a HDD--you are using a USB Flash Drive that you have altered by some technique that allows you to boot from it to DOS--and you have placed *ghost.exe* on the same flash drive--and you can access the flash drive and load Ghost just fine.
So, I assume the flash drive must be either FAT, or FAT 32, in order to boot to DOS and able to load Ghost.
And Ghost sees the flash drive as a destination for storing a Ghost image. But after you create that Ghost image, you can not see the image?!!!! So you can not do an Integrity check during that same session with Ghost to verify that the image is okay?!!!! That is *weird* that you can create an image, but then not see it!!!!
Quote:I view it in windows the image is there ...
Do you have Ghost 2003's Windows based *Ghost Explorer* installed? Can you mount that image file and see its structure and files in Windows?
Quote: ...but if I view it in ghost I see nothing.
If you have booted to the DOS prompt, but have not loaded Ghost yet--typing *dir*--does it list the DOS Ghost image file in the DOS directory listing?
Again, I do not have the equipment to play around with bootable USB flash drives. So, I'm trying to clarify the problem--and hoping someone who perhaps has some experience with them comes along here!
But, I have used a USB flash drive using DOS USB drivers, loaded during boot by the boot files, that mount the flash drive and assign a drive letter to the flash drive--and have stored Ghost images on it, and been able to see that image for Integrity checks, and restores from DOS Ghost!
I'm using the DOS Panasonic USB drivers--
A Better USB 2.0 DOS Driver for Ghost + More!--is it your BIOS that is giving you DOS access to your bootable USB flash drive?
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