I use Ghost everyday (working day).

Ghost will auto partition and format HDD, say if you have a 30G HDD, it will
partition it to 30G, the original size of HDD which the Ghost image was
created doesn't matter.

I never Ghosted EZdrive, so can't help with EZdrive issue, but I think the
safe way would be avoid it, just in case (I'm still in fear of Compaq hidden
partition and nightmare of drive overlay programs).

The only thing I would worry about (if I were you) is the EZdrive, I
wouldn't use it if I were you.

Jun Qian

----- Original Message -----
From: "Rick Glazier" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 2:21 AM
Subject: [PCBUILD] Ghost Question.


> This assumes all normal Ghost rules are followed and
> all hard drives are running and could "otherwise" be used in
> the system if I were doing something else with (or to) them.
>
> A BOOT hard drive newly set up with EZDrive will be backed up with
> Ghost version 6 as an image file -- (ver 6 new since last post).
> The image file would be put on a different physical spindle
> in the same machine.
> Will the backup image be usable as a FULL restore in the same physical
> machine to the original or a different hard drive? (Not to where it is
stored.)
> (This assumes no "other" hardware changes and following all restore
> rules and copyright restrictions.)
>
> I am not "sure" where the EZDrive software resides, and/or  if it can be
> or would be overwritten by Ghost during an image to boot partition
restore.
> Would a drive become "80h", and marked active?
>

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