Disk imaging for XP system

2009-02-28 Thread Chris
Hello All

I have an XP system which I want to migrate from a 250GB IDE drive to a
500GB SATA drive, is there a live CD and package that would allow me to do
that, I have tried Norton Ghost (2003) but that can't see the SATA drive,
and I have also tried Powerquest partition magic image center with no luck
because that barfs on some directory entry.

WIll dd or some other program do the job or will I have to try to find some
other package?

Thanks

Chris


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RE: Disk imaging for XP system

2009-02-28 Thread Pam McLeod

New versions of Acronis will support SATA drives, as will newer versions of 
Ghost.  I'm wondering if Clonezilla might work, as well?

Pam McLeod
Director of Technology, Alton School District


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Subject: Disk imaging for XP system

Hello All

I have an XP system which I want to migrate from a 250GB IDE drive to a 500GB 
SATA drive, is there a live CD and package that would allow me to do that, I 
have tried Norton Ghost (2003) but that can't see the SATA drive, and I have 
also tried Powerquest partition magic image center with no luck because that 
barfs on some directory entry.

WIll dd or some other program do the job or will I have to try to find some 
other package?

Thanks

Chris


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Re: Disk imaging for XP system

2009-02-28 Thread Frank DiPrete

have you tried partimage on a linux rescue cd?

Chris wrote:
 Hello All
 
 I have an XP system which I want to migrate from a 250GB IDE drive to a 
 500GB SATA drive, is there a live CD and package that would allow me to 
 do that, I have tried Norton Ghost (2003) but that can't see the SATA 
 drive, and I have also tried Powerquest partition magic image center 
 with no luck because that barfs on some directory entry.
 
 WIll dd or some other program do the job or will I have to try to find 
 some other package?
 
 Thanks
 
 Chris
 
 
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Re: Disk imaging for XP system

2009-02-28 Thread Michael Nolin


--- On Sat, 2/28/09, Chris fj1...@gmail.com wrote:

 From: Chris fj1...@gmail.com
 Subject: Disk imaging for XP system
 To: Greater NH Linux User Group gnhlug-discuss@mail.gnhlug.org
 Date: Saturday, February 28, 2009, 10:16 AM
 Hello All
 
 I have an XP system which I want to migrate from a 250GB
 IDE drive to a
 500GB SATA drive, is there a live CD and package that would
 allow me to do
 that, I have tried Norton Ghost (2003) but that can't
 see the SATA drive,
 and I have also tried Powerquest partition magic image
 center with no luck
 because that barfs on some directory entry.
 
 WIll dd or some other program do the job or will I have to
 try to find some
 other package?

I used dd straigt from the linux rescue cd. Migrating windows XP partitions as 
well as linux partitions to a new larger harddrive for my old Dell 600m one 
hard drive in the laptop another in an external USB enclosure. I like Knoppix 
5.1 for this as well but it was having a problem with old RedHat 9 partitions.  
I've gotten away from Partition Magic it was not able to read all linux 
partitions. dd Unix Power Tools, or Knoppix Hacks.

Michael Nolin
Embedded Solutions Unlimited, LLC


 
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Re: Disk imaging for XP system

2009-02-28 Thread Dan Jenkins




Chris wrote:

  I have an XP system which I want to migrate from a 250GB IDE drive to a
500GB SATA drive, is there a live CD and package that would allow me to do
that, I have tried Norton Ghost (2003) but that can't see the SATA drive,
and I have also tried Powerquest partition magic image center with no luck
because that barfs on some directory entry.

WIll dd or some other program do the job or will I have to try to find some
other package?
  

We use Acronis, a worthy replacement for our beloved, lamented
PartitionMagic. 
Acronis does support SATA, IDE, USB, etc. A very nice tool. 
Acronis TrueImage Workstation sounds like the specific product you want.

If you want to stick to Linux tools, I have used GPartEd with good
results.
I use it from SystemRescue CD.




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Re: Disk imaging for XP system

2009-02-28 Thread Mark Komarinski
Chris wrote:
 Hello All

 I have an XP system which I want to migrate from a 250GB IDE drive to 
 a 500GB SATA drive, is there a live CD and package that would allow me 
 to do that, I have tried Norton Ghost (2003) but that can't see the 
 SATA drive, and I have also tried Powerquest partition magic image 
 center with no luck because that barfs on some directory entry.

 WIll dd or some other program do the job or will I have to try to find 
 some other package?
I did this on my wife's machine some time ago (thought it was IDE to 
IDE).  Try g4l which is a bootable CD or USB stick.  It should allow you 
to go disk-to-disk, then use gparted to expand the NTFS partition.  Once 
you reboot XP, it will go through and do a disk check and you'll be set.

-Mark
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Re: Disk imaging for XP system

2009-02-28 Thread Tom Buskey
On Sat, Feb 28, 2009 at 7:54 PM, Mark Komarinski mkomarin...@wayga.orgwrote:

 Chris wrote:
  Hello All
 
  I have an XP system which I want to migrate from a 250GB IDE drive to
  a 500GB SATA drive, is there a live CD and package that would allow me
  to do that, I have tried Norton Ghost (2003) but that can't see the
  SATA drive, and I have also tried Powerquest partition magic image
  center with no luck because that barfs on some directory entry.
 
  WIll dd or some other program do the job or will I have to try to find
  some other package?


I've played around with Clonezilla.  It's a live CD that will image the used
part of a Windows or Linux system to a fileserver (ftp/nfs/cifs/SSH host).
If it doesn't know the filesystem, it will dd the whole disk.  If you do
that, you can't shrink the disk when you unimage.

They have additions that will multicast to image multiple systems like ghost
can.



 I did this on my wife's machine some time ago (thought it was IDE to
 IDE).  Try g4l which is a bootable CD or USB stick.  It should allow you
 to go disk-to-disk, then use gparted to expand the NTFS partition.  Once
 you reboot XP, it will go through and do a disk check and you'll be set.


I've heard of g4l as well.
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Re: Disk imaging for XP system

2009-02-28 Thread Ben Scott
On Sat, Feb 28, 2009 at 10:16 AM, Chris fj1...@gmail.com wrote:
 I have an XP system which I want to migrate from a 250GB IDE drive to a
 500GB SATA drive, is there a live CD and package that would allow me to do
 that ...

  I've used the partimage tool to clone partitions, and parted with
the gparted GUI front-end to resize/move them, always with good
results so far.  Used it on partitions from Windows 2000 and XP.
Haven't tried Vista.  Both tools are included on the bootable
SysRescueCD (http://www.sysresccd.org/).

-- Ben
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