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I would physically take out the hard drive from the target computer and
install it in the serving computer and try, but first... do a complete
scandisk on both hard drives. Another good program is Spinrite from Steve
Gibson at: http://grc.com/spinrite.htm I use Ghost alot, especially on
hard drives that are about to die, and lots of times it canīt be done
because of the permanent damage already done to the source drives, it locks
up. There are command line switches to overcome this, but I do not want to
copy errors. I then have to do a XCOPY and pray! Have you tried to copy
the image to a CD?
Howard Rubin
Fortaleza, Brazil
> Date: Fri, 5 Apr 2002 23:40:11 +0530
> From: Bharat Ale <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Network - source hangs when transferring large files
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> PCBUILD Digest - 2 Apr 2002 to 3 Apr 2002 (#2002-94)A small LAN. =
> Normally fine. I was trying to copy an ghost image file (around 700 mb) =
> from one computer to another and the source computer hung.
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> OS is Windows 98SE. File & Printer sharing installed. Client for MS =
> Networks. Tried with TCP/IP ony as well as NetBUI only.
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> Tried bypassng the hub and using a crossover cable directly between the =
> two machines - still same problem.
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> Tried transferring the file to the server (Win2K Server). The source =
> machine still hung.
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> Any ideas ?
>
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