http://radified.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1235071255

I'm really beginning to like the Image for Linux as it does exactly what Ghost can do from a Boot Disk, across networks both wired and wireless, and has the added option of allowing the user to selectively decide whether or not they want to include both the pagefile.sys and hyberfile.sys in the image thus reducing overall image size. Download the trial of IFL and create a boot disk and you got it free basically because there is no limit on how many times you can boot from the CD to create/restore your images. As a side note, once your create your images, ILF uses the *.tbi file extension, which as Brian stated, can be read by ILF, IFW and IFD all from TerabyteUnlimited.

All other aspects of the program in the way of checking the image, assigning a password, throughput to USB devices and compression ratio considered being equal, the above few options put it over the top for me.

I thought we already covered this topic....

Here!
http://radified.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1214757329

What did we miss.  FREE is after all, FREE!  Right?

But doesn't everyone have either a Seagate or Maxtor drive, somewhere in their system? 

I used the Acronis True Image from Maxtor to back up a 160 gig, sata2 HD in a Dell XPS-400, and running Vista Ultimate.  Is that new enough for you?

My point is, that the FREE stuff is out there, if you just look for it.

If I ever want to do something new, I look around for FREE software first.

If you happen to have an old copy of Partition Magic laying around, that too can be used to make a CLONE of one drive or partition to another drive or partition.   Just a thought.

Shadow