I recall Norton not being able to do this, not because of the SCSI drive 
but because of the server OS. I use to use something called Server Magic 
for servers, not sure if they are still around. I have also used Acronis 
with server 2003 and they are still around. As far as the jumpers go as 
long as they are not the same you should be fine, the second drive does 
not have to necessarily be 1. If you are removing the smaller drive 
after the job is done you don't even have to jumper the larger one to 0, 
just set it as the boot drive in the controller.

HTH,

Jose

On 08/23/12 9:05 AM, Hachmeyer, Mr. Paul S. wrote:
> I haven't dealt with SCSI drives in a while, but does Norton Ghost do this? It performs a full disk copy from one disk to another.  Norton often includes it with other software products, and probably still sells it by itself.
> Paul Hachmeyer
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Personal Computer Hardware discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Andrew Castiglione
> Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2012 12:58 PM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: [PCBUILD] Help... How do you clone a SCSI drive to a larger SCSI drive?
>
> Et al,
>
> I have a 36GB SCSI drive non-raid in the Drive 0 position of SCSI ribbon, the drive is jumpered to reflect that position.
>
> I need to clone this to a larger 72GB SCSI of the same family of hard drive manufacture.
>
> The OS in question is Windows 2003 Server 32bit.
>
> Is there a software package that can handle this?
>
> This is for a school that has very limited funds. Got the hard drive that is required.
>
> I know I need to use the jumpers on the larger SCSI drive to the Drive 1 jumper setup.
> When this is cloned then jumper the larger drive to Drive 0 when this is completed.
>
> Respectfully submitted...
>
> Cheers!
>
> Andy

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