> Not quite. The floppy Ghost makes is a boot disk, with the Ghost program on it
> with various mouse and cdrom drivers.
> You have to make a backup image of the drive, and put it on CD-Rs, or a
> DVD-+R/W. Then use the boot disk to restore the image file. It's huge, and
> won't fit on a floppy.
> You can't save and image on to the same drive, and you can't restore to a drive
> that the image is on.
>
> The later versions of Ghost have a tool to walk you through the whole thing,
> making a backup images, and a boot disk.
>
> > Need instructions.
> >
> > (to tell the truth, I only need the file to save on a floppy and boot my pc
> with
> > it.)
> >
> > Short story: my hd at work isnīt 100% ok and corrupts some stuff when I use it
> > too much. I got another one, (awesome mmi hd with 80 GB) and need to ghost
> > everthing so I donīt need to reinstall backup everthing, which would take too
> > long.

well if you have 2 hd's, then just use ghost to copy everything from the old drive to the new drive.
it's been a few years since i've used ghost (it was required at the tech job i had, we had to ghost every hd that we had to work on when it involved doing anything to windows. cover you own ass) but it should be fairly straight forward.



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