Clone switch usage
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Setting a destination for the clone switch
The syntax for this switch is as follows:
DST={disk file tape cd/dvdwriter}
DST defines the destination location for the operation.
Table | Destination options for cloning | |
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disk | drive | The destination disk drive number, such as DST=2 |
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| A partition on a drive can also be specified. For example: |
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| DST=2:1 |
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| To create a new partition, type a destination partition one |
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| greater than the existing number of partitions, if there is |
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| enough free space. |
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file | filename | The destination image file name. For example: |
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| DST= g:\destination.gho |
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| To specify a file located on a file system not recognized by |
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| DOS, such as NTFS, use the same format as the disk switch, |
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| specifying both a disk and partition. For example: |
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| dst=1:2\image.gho |
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| In this case, Image.gho is created on the NTFS volume that |
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| resides on the second partition on the first disk. |
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tape | @MTx | The tape drive number. Numbers start at 0. For example: |
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| DST=@MT0 |
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cd/ | @CDx | The CD or DVD writer drive number. Numbers start at 1. For |
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| DST=@CD1 |
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| If you have a CD reader and a CD writer, in the Ghost.exe |
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| user interface you would see @CD1 and @ CD2. The number |
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| is optional if specifying an operation from the command- |
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| line. |
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Setting a destination size for the clone switch
SZE sets the size of the destination partitions for either a disk restore or disk copy operation. This is optional. Multiple partition size switches are supported.
