[plug] Re: disk imaging a la ghost
Chris Cornish
linuxcw at yahoo.com.au
Wed Sep 1 07:09:27 WST 1999
Mike
Ghost will actually do the same with linux's EXT2 filesystem as it will
with any file system. This is becouse it is a file system independant
program. It will even adjust partion sizes and whatnot, Thus makeing it
exellent for harddisk upgrades., and the like. The other thing i wish
to mention is it is a DOS based program no windows based and it will
copy any drive nomatter what letter / drive id is assigned.
If you would like a copy please call me on 0408 095 720 and ill do one
for you
Yours
Chris Cornish
Linux Computer World
--- Mike Hasleby <hasm at bigpond.com> wrote:
> Have heard a few reports about a program called
> ghost which enables creating
> an image of c drive in windoze. You can then
> multicast via a network, copy
> onto cd etc to clone work stations based on the
> machine copied.
>
> From my brief aquantaince with Linux I suspect the
> same could be done using
> Linux alone, copying an image of the workstations c
> drive onto our file server
> then using a boot disk to initiate the cloning
> process on another server. Has
> anyone had any experience, or know of anyone else
> who has.
>
> I had a go at doing the same thing using dos today
> but met with frustration.
>
> Mike Hasleby
>
> Computer Technician/Systems Admin
> Lake Joondalup Baptist College
>
>
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Chris Cornish
linuxcw at yahoo.com.au
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