Image file options
GoBack and Norton Ghost
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Ghost.exe in its default mode performs well with most SCSI tape devices. In some situations with older SCSI tape devices and possibly with unreliable tapes, Ghost.exe may need to be configured to slow down or alter the way it uses the tape device.
See “Command-line switches” on page 153.
Note: Ghost Explorer cannot access an image stored on tape.
GoBack and Norton Ghost
If GoBack is installed on your computer, then you cannot directly create image files or restore your computer.
You must disable GoBack before you use Norton Ghost wizards.
GoBack and Ghost.exe
To run Ghost.exe with GoBack, do one of the following:
■Uninstall GoBack and then run Ghost.exe as usual to take an image or restore a computer.
■To take an image of your computer, in the GoBack Boot Screen, select the option to start your computer from a floppy disk with the GoBack drivers loaded. You can then use a Ghost boot disk to start Ghost.exe and take an image file.
See the GoBack user documentation.
See “Creating a backup image file” on page 97.
■To restore your computer, start your computer from a floppy disk. You can then use a Ghost boot disk to start Ghost.exe and restore your computer. See “Restoring from an image file” on page 101.
