SKyDog wrote:
> Slave the drive to an XP system (I know Howard, I know...) and use 
> Ghost32 to pull an image off the drive. Make two copies, and make sure 
> you can get to all of the info from the C partition. Copy his info off 
> the D drive. Kill the partitions, and use ghost to lay down the C drive 
> image back down. Ghost will automagically resize the partition to the 
> full size of the drive. put his D drive files in a folder on the C 
> drive, and RUN. Get away from this client. You're asking for a lot of 
> heartache when someone disregards a system to that degree.
> 
> I know you have XP, but let's face it, it's a tool. So is Ghost, so is 
> Linux, and G4Linux. I just know that you can use the ghost32.exe and it 
> will auto-resize the partition.
> 
> -T

Would using Clonezilla be an option to this problem?

How would it be used in this situation?

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