TheGeek

Ghost 11.xx is too big to fit in the boot sector of a *standard hidden boot sector* for a CD/DVD as described in my guide--how have you handled that issue?

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Networking is not really a strong suit for me--but, I can point you at a couple resources that might help.  You have to have you network drive *.ini* file in final form on a bootable optical disk because once you write your boot files, the network drive will not be able to write it to the disc.  Some have set up a RAM drive and re-directed to that so the network driver writes the file to the RAM drive.  I've never attempted that, so I don't know how doable that is.

Also, I don't have experience with how to handle log-in procedures to a network server--if that's required.

But here's a sample of how someone set up Ghost 8.xx to a bootable optical disc with network drivers:  How to Create a Ghost 8.0 Network Boot CD .

Not sure, but this might be helpful:  Ghost 8.3 Multi-Nic Multicast Boot Cd... here's how.....


And, you might be able to use a ready made networking boot disk:

Homepage--Universal TCP/IP Network Bootdisk

Universal TCP/IP Network Bootdisk--Download page

TeleData Consulting FREE Universal Network/CD Boot Disk

Let us know how things work out--a detailed report on how it's done would always be appreciated if you figure everything out!!!