At 10:57 10/13/2005, Thane Sherrington (S), wrote: >I use Ghost a lot to backup users' hard drives when reinstalling Windows, >but from time to time, when backing up a failing hard drive, I get an error >that tells me there has been an internal inconsistency, and that Ghost >can't continue, and it exits. I'm using Ghost with the following command line: > >ghost -ntc- -ntic -ntiid -bfc -fro -crcignore > >Which I think does everything to make Ghost as fault tolerant as possible. > >Is there something that will take Ghost's place and backup damaged hard >drives? I don't mind if it can't copy all the files, just copy as much as >it can. > >I have GetDataBack, but that doesn't really do what I want, as it rather >time intensive for a simple recovery like this, where I don't really care >about the data in the damaged areas.
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