IB::Topic::How to run Norton Ghost 11.5.GHO file:: Home for the EZB Community! » Welcome Guest [:: ] » » » How to run Norton Ghost 11.5.GHO file Page 2 of 3 2 [:::: ] Topic: How to run Norton Ghost 11.5.GHO file balder Group: Members Posts: 1940 Joined: Oct. 2008 Posted on: Mar.

27 2015,02:26 @naeembabakheil Quote: 'which file should i choose in that.iso u provided' Answer: NONE of those files, and I repeat; ' Ghost32.exe is such example, designed to run only in Windows environment' But this floppy image we are going to use is DOS and NOT Windows So how can you positively think you can use an 32-bit program in DOS environment - because you can't! Please read carefully and follow tutorials fully out --------------------------- Attention!

As a DOS-based program, Ghost requires machines running Windows to reboot to DOS to run it. Ghost 11.5 supports saving to and restoring from native.

Luckily I have found an direct download of Ghost.exe (DOS-version of Ghost11) Download Put this file to folder disk1 in EasyBoot and follow guidelines in post nr;2 (skip step 9 as you now already have ghost.exe in folder disk1) -------------------------- Some info. I'm also critical to how you created ghost image of your WinXP-system The 100% correct way is to do it from DOS (reboot computer and create ghost image) Further more; you cannot use lets say ghost11 to create an image and then use ghost8 to 'clone' back (restore) your WindowsXP because Ghost images created by an 'higher ghost' (ghost11 as example) can not be used by an 'lower ghost (ghost8 as example. To sum up; ghost images created by ghost11 (as example) can not be cloned back using ghost8 (or ghost 2003 as example), the are 'mismatched' (incompatible) However ghost images created using ghost11 (any version as long it is ghost11) can of course be cloned back using any Ghost11 (any version) Same goes for 'Ghostexp.exe'.

Ghostexp.exe can have problems to open an ghost image that has been created by an 'higher' ghost version. -------------------------- I know this is a lot to absorb in an short time, but think a while about this: I live my life by the following words of wisdom and philosophy: every day I learn something new, signaling to me as an individual, I still have so much to learn And the more I learn, the more I realize how much I still have to learn And I'm getting to the age and are anything but fully learned. You can also call it humility -------------- balder Edited by balder on Mar. 27 2015,03:29 -------------- Download complete set of scripts including help file Note: Script collection updated 11 may 2017. Scripts mainly support EasyBoot_6.5 or later naeembabakheil Group: Members Posts: 40 Joined: Mar. 2011 Posted on: Mar.

27 2015,12:52 Thanks for your kind help. U help me lot man. U r gre8;) now i have little problem.;p i have put ghost.exe -clone,mode=restore,src=X: system.gho,dst=1:1 -sure -rb in Autoexec.bat file but still it ask for restoring partion and correct size of partition and little problem i havnt see my background image in VMWare but it was showing in Ezyboot see images below Edited by naeembabakheil on Mar. 27 2015,12:54 balder Group: Members Posts: 1940 Joined: Oct. 2008 Posted on: Mar. 27 2015,13:58 @naeembabakheil Quote: 'but still it ask for restoring partion and correct size of partition' Well it seems to me that size of your Ghost image (source) is 15360 MB but the destination (Local drive [1]) size is 8192 MB You can not press in two liters of water in a one-liter bottle, but that's what you are doing My guess is that's why Ghost asks if partition size is correct and also ask to proceed with cloning. Try to use an larger partition to 'restore' Ghost image to Further more, VMWare is not an ideal partner to run ghost test to.