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If the drie attaches via USB or firewire, it should. I have tried Ghost 9.0, and don't really like it, but it was able to write to my Maxtor 250GB drive in a Buslink external USB2/Firewire enclosure.

I don't like Ghost v9 because you can't boot from a DOS floppy and image a system. You have to have Ghost installed on the system you are imaging in order to use the new Ghost. I will revert to Ghost v8, or stick with Acronis True Image. Using True Image v8, I can image my system drive (about 40 GB used on a 60GB drive) and complete the entire image in just over an hour while running XP. I can later boot using a 'recovery CD' and restore that image file onto an empty disk and have a bootable system. I don't have ready access to my Ghost 9 CD right now, but I can answer most of your questions without it. Ghost 9 does execute from within windows.

It also executes when you boot from the Ghost 9 CD, but those appear to be your only options. It does have access to external drives attached via USB (or Firewire) when booting from within windows, but I don't remember being able to see them when booting from the CD (as you would for a disaster recover restore). Acronis True Image 8 also executes from within Windows, so it can see all your attached drives. Acronis allows you to build a 'recovery CD' which boots a Linux kernel and allows you to restore images. This recovery CD was able to see my external USB drives, but not my external firewire drives. One really good thing about both of tose packages is that they support 'incremental images'. You can create an image, then later, create and incremental backup and it will only 'image' the files which have changed.

This is handy if your full backup takes about 8-9 DVD's like mine. I can create an incremental weekly and only need 3-4 CD'c to hold what changed. Granted, Using True Image (and Ghost as well) I sent them to create image files in 642MB pieces. This way, 7 pieces filles one DVD-R with a few MB to spare (literally less than 10 MB empty) and still is usable if I want to write the data to a CD rather than use a DVD for a small amount of data.

Grey, I really thank you for those Links. However I just don't understand what Symantec is saying: 'Must have supported device drivers to restore fromSymantec Recovery Disk CD' I invisioned copying my C-drive (every last byte of it) to my new Iomega external hard drive with firewire. Autocad 2014 Activation Code Generator. Then if disaster struck, I would fix or replace the C-drive and (operating from the Iomega) restore everything back to C-drive.

Download Mq Trainer With Nova Gem Hack. Am I dreaming? Am I in for a rude awakening? As you can tell, I've never backed up a drive and I'm starting to get the shakes from my miscalculation and uncertainity. This is truly grevious. What to do now????????????