Thread: Ghost over home network
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January 14th, 2005, 11:17 AM #1
Ghost over home network
Hi everyone! I've got a simple question that I can't seem to find the answer for. I've got three computers all running Win2k on a wireless home network. I have Norton Systemworks 2003 and I would like to be able to ghost my hard drive images to a secondary drive on one of the computers. Ideally, I'd like to automate this to do it automatically one a month.
What I can't find is a good tutorial on how to do this. I also don't understand how or what to get for network drivers to make this thing go under DOS. So, as you can see I really need the tutorial reduced to the level absurd simplicity.
Oh, and as a final point, rather than using a DOS boot disk to restore, I'd love to be able to go to one of the other computers and restore an image from there within Windows, if that is even possible.
TIA!" ... and you'll need a good companion for the ride ..."
Bruce Springsteen, Land of Hope and Dreams
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January 14th, 2005, 11:46 AM #2You can't restore from within windows. Since this is the Systemworks version.... it sucks.. for me I am allowed to use the Symantec Ghost 9 from my work on my home PCs.. I run Windows PE with Ghost32 and it works. You maybe interested in a batch that people use for automatic image restoration. You can probably modifiythis to enable network support but I dont know how. Here is the batch that I use for people who cant use PE and Ghost32Hi everyone! I've got a simple question that I can't seem to find the answer for. I've got three computers all running Win2k on a wireless home network. I have Norton Systemworks 2003 and I would like to be able to ghost my hard drive images to a secondary drive on one of the computers. Ideally, I'd like to automate this to do it automatically one a month.
What I can't find is a good tutorial on how to do this. I also don't understand how or what to get for network drivers to make this thing go under DOS. So, as you can see I really need the tutorial reduced to the level absurd simplicity.
Oh, and as a final point, rather than using a DOS boot disk to restore, I'd love to be able to go to one of the other computers and restore an image from there within Windows, if that is even possible.
TIA!
Code:@echo off cls echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------- echo SystemRestore echo ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- echo. echo This will erase all data currently on your hard disk !!! echo. :_restore echo Type in the restore code echo to continue to restore your computer echo or type abort to abort the restore set /p get= if %get% == 123456 goto _ghost if %get% == abort goto _abort goto _wrong :_ghost echo Loading... rem without -rb switch! ghost.exe -quiet -batch -sure -afile=NUL one,mode=load,src=t:\cdr00001.gho,dst=1 if errorlevel 1 goto _error echo. pause goto _end :_wrong echo. echo You entered the wrong Restore Code echo or spelt abort wrong echo. goto _restore :_abort echo. echo [Aborted...] echo Your computer will restart pause exit :_error echo. echo An Error has occured echo To try again type retry echo or to exit type Exit set /p error= if %error% == retry goto _ghost if %error% == exit goto _errorexit goto _error pause exit :_errorexit echo Your Computer was not fully restored pause exit :_end echo Your Computer has been restored!! pause exit
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January 14th, 2005, 12:15 PM #3
eminem:
I like your batch file, but it looks like it is designed to restore from a CD. Do I just edit it to reflect the network source?
Also, I assume the batch file goes on a Ghost boot disc. Is this correct?" ... and you'll need a good companion for the ride ..."
Bruce Springsteen, Land of Hope and Dreams
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January 14th, 2005, 12:35 PM #4
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