Hello,

I'm saving all my partitions with NS&R V1.0 (GHOST 11 ?) from about 12 months;

Unfortunatly, few days ago, trying to update some drivers, my PC (Asus A8N-E, Windows XP SP2), did'nt keep quite; so the only thing to do is to restore my logical drive (C:).
In fact C: is stored on 2 HDD in a RAID 1 configuration (NVDIA).

When I want to restore my computer booting with the Symantec Recovery CD, and after pressing F6, I have a problem :

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  NS&R can't find thefile nvraid.sys stored on the floppy

Looking on forums, I found that is a known issue (concerning older versions of Ghost),but I don't see how to resolve it.

The file txtsetup.oem seems OK.

In the NVIDIA RAID User's Guide Version 2.0 A, (last page) it is said that the user must :

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  disable the GHOST Direct Disk Access;
  Force GHOST to rely on INT13 to access the disk;

They explain the way to do so, but when GHOST is launched from the PC and not launched from the recovery CD.

I'll be glad if someone knows the way to restore my datas on such a configuration.

Regards

mouspi

Thank you Brian,

I didn't try the method indicated in the link, because :

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  - it seems to complex for me
  - the Nvidia Raid manuel proposes specific solutions (via Int13), ...
  - and i found a paper  
  http://service1.symantec.com/Support/powerquest.nsf/docid/2006032908034562?Open&...from symantec where it's written that "Norton Save & Restore and Norton Ghost 10.0/9.0 do not support any software RAID levels or nested RAID levels, such as RAID level 0+1."

So I installed a new HDD (IDE) in order to restore my C: partition .
When I launched Symantec Recovery CD, I didn't press F6 .

Then I was surprised to be able to restore C: over the initial partition (in the Raid Array), but not on the new HDD.
I don't know why, but it worked, ... quite well.

Now, i'm just allowed to save partitions belonging to the first Raid array, but not those of the second array !!!

I think i'll uninstall NS&R, then réinstall it .

Does someone know, if the NS&R V2, or following versions, works on Raid system based managed by NVIDIA Chipset ??? (i found nothing about it on Symantec websites)

Regards

mouspi