Sep 4, 2004 #1 T Tech_Pro Limp Gawd Joined Mar 15, 2004 Messages 324 i heard the only way to make a "Backup" on another hdd is to use a cloner? is this true? and is their a freeware i can download? Thanks for you help.
i heard the only way to make a "Backup" on another hdd is to use a cloner? is this true? and is their a freeware i can download? Thanks for you help.
Sep 4, 2004 #2 D dandragonrage [H]F Junkie Joined Jun 5, 2004 Messages 8,295 Make a Linux boot CD and use the command dd to clone a disk
Sep 4, 2004 #3 Z zenith n00b Joined Aug 31, 2004 Messages 4 how about Norton Ghost..you can back up drives or copy them to other drives. It's not freeware though.
how about Norton Ghost..you can back up drives or copy them to other drives. It's not freeware though.
Sep 4, 2004 #4 D dandragonrage [H]F Junkie Joined Jun 5, 2004 Messages 8,295 There was a free version of Ghost before Norton bought it, I forget who made it though, and it doesn't support NTFS anyway Ghost is cool, though, but yeah, not free
There was a free version of Ghost before Norton bought it, I forget who made it though, and it doesn't support NTFS anyway Ghost is cool, though, but yeah, not free
Sep 4, 2004 #5 T Tech_Pro Limp Gawd Joined Mar 15, 2004 Messages 324 whats a good one for NTFS? i will buy
Sep 4, 2004 #6 D dandragonrage [H]F Junkie Joined Jun 5, 2004 Messages 8,295 Norton Ghost does NTFS... It was the old old version before it was Norton's that didn't.
Sep 4, 2004 #8 K Kelvie Limp Gawd Joined Jul 30, 2003 Messages 128 Or, once again, use the free unix-based utility g4u. It's part of the Ultimate Boot CD, which I can't stress enough, is pretty much essential to anyone who uses a computer (x86, that is).
Or, once again, use the free unix-based utility g4u. It's part of the Ultimate Boot CD, which I can't stress enough, is pretty much essential to anyone who uses a computer (x86, that is).