For example, use 2:1 to specify the first partition on the second drive.įor an LPT connection: The drive number and partition number of the drive on the slave computer. The Drive number:Partition number of the destination drive.įor an internal drive: The drive number and partition number of the internal drive you are writing to. For example: 1:2 refers to the second partition on the first drive. The Drive number:Partition number of source drive. Used to duplicate a partition to another partition. For example, a CD-R or CD-RW drive: Use where x is the number of the CD/R or CD/RW device on the IDE or SCSI chain. For example, use 1 for drive one.įor Multicasting: The multicast session name using where sessionname is the name of the multicast session. Note: The dump switch is replaced by the create switch in Symantec Ghost 8.x and higher. This copies all of the partitions to an image file. This refers to the internal drive on the computer. Must also use -NBM switch.įor Multicasting: The multicast session name using where sessionname is the name of the multicast session. Must also use -LPM switch.įor a NetBIOS connection: The image file on the slave computer. For example: C:\IMAGE.GHO.įor a tape drive: Use where x is the number of the SCSI device starting at 0 and incrementing for each device present.įor an LPT connection: The image file on the slave computer. Note: The load switch is replaced by the restore switch in Symantec Ghost 8.x and higher.įor an internal drive: The path and filename of the image on the local drive.
This will copy all the partitions in the image file. Used to copy the contents of an image file to a disk. Set the size of the destination partitions. For example, use 1 for the first drive on the slave computer. For example, use 1 for the first drive on the slave computer.įor a NetBIOS connection: The drive number of the drive in the slave computer. For example, use 2 for the second internal drive.įor an LPT connection: The drive number of the drive in the slave computer. For example, 1 for the first drive.įor an internal drive: The drive number of the destination drive in the computer. Used to copy the contents of one hard drive to another. A copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader is included on the Norton Ghost 2003 CD or it can be downloaded from MODE=COPY Adobe Acrobat Reader must be installed to view the User's Guide. The default location and file name for the Norton Ghost 2003 User's Guide is \Program Files\Symantec\Norton Ghost 2003\Ghost_Guide.pdf. The Norton Ghost 2003 User's Guide is automatically installed on your hard drive during the installation. Note: For information on the clone switches for Norton Ghost 2003, refer to page 166 of the Norton Ghost 2003 User's Guide located on the CD or on your hard drive. For an example of the -BATCH command, see Example 14 in this document. To perform multiple imaging operations, use successive -CLONE commands on the same command line with the -BATCH command, or create a batch file that has multiple Ghost.exe or Ghostpe.exe command lines.
For instance, you can use a single -CLONE command to restore one partition from an image file that has five partitions, but you cannot use a single -CLONE command to restore two partitions from an image file that has five partitions. Note: In Symantec Ghost 8.0 and higher the following changes were made: Restore = Load, Create = Dump, Prestore = Pload, and Pcreate = Pdump.Įach -CLONE command can be used for only one imaging process at a time. For a description of other Ghost switches, see the Ghost Implementation Guide that accompanied your copy of Ghost, or read the document Switches: Alphabetical list of switches. Note that many additional switches can also be used while cloning. Ghost uses the -CLONE switch to specify the cloning operation that you want Ghost to perform.
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