That's a good way to see which disk you are looking at, but . . .
If I could see the directory structure it wouldn't be a problem.  When
I start Ghost from the DOS disk it shows the two hard drives that are
in the computer. But it shows very little info about them. I'm not able
to see any of the directories etc. The only parameters shown are:
Drive   1       2
Size    38172   38166
Type    basic   basic
Cyl     4866    4865
Hds     255     255
Sect    63      63
 From those parameters I find no real differentiating information except
for the fact that I always use a smaller drive for the destination.
It would seem there should be a more positive method of identification.
Maybe I'm missing something. Thanks, Bob Lendrim

At 11/6/2003, you wrote:
>I use "drive label" on the drives. This seems to work pretty well.
>BUT as a backup, I put an (empty) directory with a name
>that is unique and has   !  as the first character.
>I have never overwritten a drive yet.
>Rick Glazier

>From:    Robert Lendrim <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Ghost disk identification
> >Does anybody have a better trick for labelling, or otherwise
> >positively differentiating, the source and destination drives when using
> >Ghost?  Thanks, Bob Lendrim