Thanks, but unfortunately a no-go. Acronis has a link on their web site
referring to issues with the laptop I'm trying to back up (HP).
From what I could dig up on the net, Norton Ghost 2003 should support win7
without any problems (using CLI), only newer versions should not be working
properly.
Heh, time to become creative: My next attempt will be trying to run Ghost from
a VM within a *nix live CD on a USB pen that has all the necessary drivers.
*Anything* seems better than Win7 System Restore, as this beast takes forever
to finish.
Josh MacCraw wrote:
As Ghost is not "serving that" either, maybe you should try the Acronis
boot disk, no?
On 10/8/2010 11:59 AM, Soren wrote:
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To say it straight, forget about Linux's dd, and Acronis in this case,
as I want
absolute reliablity, and neither do serve that.
I know Symantec is working on a new version of Ghost that works within
Win7, so this
could be a common problem?
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