davidre1d

The image is from a Dell Server, that has the utilities partition on it, which is only 40 MB. The second part of the image is the entire C:\ Drive, which is only 3.x GIG's, but images the remaining drive as 69 GIG's. I was under the impression, that even if you created a partition, the image would over write that partition with the image you are restoring? Does gdisk32 actually allow for the creation of the partition, then Ghost32 will only restore to that partition based on the size we predetermined? This actually may help us resolve our problem.

Hello, We are currently running into some issues when we try to restore an image back to the same system we took the image from. We are trying to build an automated DVD, that boots with WINPE, launches the ghost session, and pulls the image from the DVD, then writes it back to the disk as a certain size on the second partition. Here is our script: ghost32.exe -clone,mode=restore,src=C:\Images\<image name>.GHO,dst=1,sze1=F,sze2=60416M -sure -rb We are running the following command before the above command: gdisk32.exe 1 /del /all The issue is we want to set the second partition to 65 GIG, and leave the remaining 4 GIG as open space. However, Ghost keeps writing the entire disk out, instead of allowing us to resize according to all the research we have done, and the commands that are "supposed" to work. Any insight into this problem would be appreciated. Thank you David