then how about making a ghost boot disk using a win98 boot floppy,
instead of the supplied pc-dos, and including the freecom 98 drivers on
THAT disk? That's under options - dos type. Have you compared the
partition structure/filetype of the freecom drive to your other
externals that Ghost DOES see correctly ? Freecom are right as far as it
goes, once you reboot to run ghost I guess you're technically no longer
IN XP :)
Ernie Mendoza wrote on 19/04/2006, 23:39:
> Thanks. Freecom supplies only a Win98 driver, saying XP has what's
> necessary.
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Kylde
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