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156Command-line switches

Command-line switches

-CRC32	The -CRC32 switch lets you make a list of the files on a disk or partition or create an
	image file with CRC values and then verify the list against the original or a copy. The
	purpose is to allow both quick listing of the contents of an image file and verification that
	a disk created by Norton Ghost contains the same files as the original.
	See “-CRC32 switch usage” on page 172.
-crcignore	Ignores CRC errors. CRC errors indicate data corruption. This switch overrides the CRC
	error detection and may let a corrupted image file be used. Using this switch leaves the
	corrupted files in an unknown state. You can use this switch to help you extract files from
	a corrupted image file.
-cvtarea	Creates a file, Cvtarea.tmp, that is the location of the MFT when the FAT32 partition is
	converted to NTFS. This switch operates in a similar manner to the cvtarea program that
	Microsoft provides in Deploy.cab on the Windows XP installation CD.
	For more information, see the Microsoft Web site:
	http://www.microsoft.com/hwdev/tech/storage/ntfs-preinstall.asp
	The file is created in the root directory of the partition during a partition or disk restore
	and is created as a contiguous space on the disk. The largest size allowed is 4 GB. If the file
	is larger than this, it is truncated to 4 GB.
	The syntax for this switch is as follows:
	-cvtarea,filename=xxx,size=yyy{%disk,%free,KB,MB,GB},
	firstcluster=zzz{%disk,%free,KB,MB,GB}
	The default settings are as follows:
	filename	cvtarea.tmp
	size	12%disk
	firstcluster	13 GB33%disk
		Defaults to:
		■ 1/3 of the partition size if the partition size is less than 2 GB
		■ 1 GB if the partition size is less than 6 GB
		■ 3 GB if the partition size is equal to or greater than 6 GB
-dd	Dumps disk metrics information to the dump log file, Ghststat.txt. The file location can be
	altered using the -dfile=filename switch.
-dfile=filename	Changes the path and file name of the dump log file created using the -dd switch. This
	switch cannot be included in the @ Ghost switch text file