What operating system?
On the Mac, you can boot from the Retrospect CD, I believe.
I usually take that opportunity to do a clean install though. On the
Mac, I'll do a clean install of the current OS and then restore all
the files into a sub-folder and then move them out as needed.
All of the Windows machines that I manage have a ZIP drive and can
boot from it, so I've created a Boot ZIP disk for each machine that
also has the Retrospect Client software installed.
>Please forgive my ignorance, but I have to ask the following question: Your
>hard drive fails. You want to pop in a new drive and restore the system to
>the original condition. What do you do?
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