Actually folks, Norton Ghost 2001 works just great with Linux. We have several dual-boot workstations at the office, with each having it's own hard drive for each OS. We ghost'em all the time and it's a piece of cake. Been using it to Ghost our main IDE drives on our servers and firewalls too. By using "Mobile Racks" in our servers, we've got back-up redundancy and if a server went down ( not so far though! ), we can be back up and running in the time it takes to reboot ! Dan LaBine Registered Linux User #190712 On July 7, 2001 08:40 pm, you wrote: > Scott, > > For some bizarre reason, I am getting mail returned, so I thought I'd > post this for Scott and any one else asking about ghosting Linux. > > As I am not familiar with Ghost 6.5, Norton Ghost 2001 and Drive Image > support Linux ghosting. However, if you are using Reiser FS, I'm really > not sure. Why not go for a CD R writer?. In the long run, it's much > cheaper. > > Roman > Registered Linux User #179293 > Email Powered By Tux Email Utility
