Symantec 10024709 User Manual

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Command-line switches
-CRC32 switch usage

CRC checking works file-by-file with FAT partitions. NTFS partitions are CRC-
checked within an image file by each MFT table. It is not possible at present to 
obtain a list of files failing a CRC check with an NTFS file system. When a CRC 
file is created for an NTFS partition, only a single CRC value is generated. You 
can also create a CRC file from an image file and verify it against a disk.

The full syntax for this switch is as follows:

-CRC32,action={create|verify|pcreate|pverify|dcreate|dverify},
src={{disk}|{partition}|{file}},crcfile={file}|{partition},vlist={file},vexcept={file}

ghost.exe -clone,mode=prestore,
src=2:3\image.gho:5,dst=4:2

Restores the fifth partition of the 
image file image.gho, which is located 
on the third partition of the second 
disk, to the second partition on the 
4th disk. This switch only works if the 
third partition on the second disk is 
NTFS.

ghost.exe-clone,mode=restore,
src=g:\3prtdisk.gho,dst=1,
sze1=450M,sze2=1599M,sze3=2047M

Restores disk one from an image file 
and resize the first partition to 450 
MB, the second to 1599 MB, and the 
third to 2047 MB.

ghost.exe -clone,mode=restore,src=
g:\2prtdisk.gho,dst=1,szeL

Restores a disk from an image file and 
resizes the last partition to fill the 
remaining space.

ghost.exe -clone,mode=copy,src=
2:2,dst=@MT0

Creates an image file of the second 
partition on disk 2 onto the first tape 
drive.

ghost.exe -clone,mode=pcreate,src=
2:1:4:6,dst=d:\part146.gho

Creates an image file with only the 
selected partitions.

This example selects partitions 1, 4, 
and 6 from disk 2.

Clone switch usage examples