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Ghost is like dd, but with filesystem knowledge (i.e., so it won't dump block belonging to deleted files, and can restore do a different size disk). Somewhat li
by derekp7 14y ago
Ghost is like dd, but with filesystem knowledge (i.e., so it won't dump block belonging to deleted files, and can restore do a different size disk).
Somewhat like what dump/restore is on Unix file systems, but of course with Dos/Windows support.
- chokolad 14y agoimagex from Windows AIK (or windows ADK if you want win 8 version)
- fnordfnordfnord 14y ago>Ghost is like dd, but with Microsoft Windows filesystem knowledge, And limited or no support for other filesystems. It was very convenient if you were a MS-only, and could be troublesome if you tried to do anything fancy with another OS. In versions after 2003 Norton began adding some support for other filesystems.