Symantec 10024709 manual Creating boot disks and boot images, See Boot disks with network support

Creating boot disks with the Ghost Boot Wizard

Creating boot disks and boot images

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Creating boot disks and boot images

The processes for creating boot images and disks can include any of the following features:

■Support for CD-R/RW, DVD, LPT, USB, and FireWire

■Network support for TCP/IP peer-to-peer connections

■Support for reading an image from a CD-ROM

■Support for mapping network drives

See Table 6-1to decide which boot disk you should make.

Table 6-1		Boot disk types
Intended use of boot disk			Ghost Boot Wizard options to select
Local use of Norton Ghost:			You can use either of the following options:
■	Disk-to-disk clone		■ Standard Ghost Boot Disk
■	Partition-to-partition clone		See “Standard boot disks” on page 76.
■ Disk or partition backup to local			■ Peer-to-Peer Network Boot Disk
	disk or partition		See “Boot disks with network support”
■ Disk or partition backup to local			on page 79.
	JAZ or ZIP drive
■ Disk or partition restore from local
	disk or partition
■ Disk or partition restore from local
	JAZ or ZIP drive
■ Clone, back up, or restore over peer-			Standard Ghost Boot Disk
	to-peer connection between two		See “Standard boot disks” on page 76.
	computers using LPT or USB cable.
■ Clone, back up, or restore over TCP/			Peer-to-Peer Network Boot Disk
	IP peer-to-peer connection with		See “Boot disks with network support” on
	network support between two
			page 79.
	computers
■ Back up a computer directly to an			Standard Ghost Boot Disk
	image file on a CD-ROM on a CD

writer supported by Norton Ghost.

■Restore a computer from an image file on a CD-ROM on a CD-R/RW drive supported by Norton Ghost. See “Image files and CD/DVD writers” on page 112.

See “Standard boot disks” on page 76.