Hey Folks,
I've been using my old version of Ghost for years, with no problem.
Booting from a floppy and migrating my windows install from smaller to
larger and larger drives. I've finally got to the point where that
version no longer supports my hardware, I get some archaic error from DOS
saying it can't read my drives for some reason. Rather than mess around
with it trying to fix it, I've considered just getting a new program to
handle the job.
Is Acronis True Image what I'm looking for? I want to boot from
(prefereably) USB thumbdrive and be able to make an image to an
external USB drive. Booting from CD or floppy is a close second choice.
I then want to take that USB drive and put it internal into the system and
take the smaller drive out of service.
Running Vista Home Premium and have a few EXT3 drives on my main HDD.
I've not been impressed with Ghost 2003 or Ghost 10, but if Ghost14 is any
better than those I can go with that as well.
Following the link I found on the list a few weeks ago I can get Acronis
True Image for $30.
What do you think?
Thanks!
Christopher Fisk
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