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ZS6CFC > TECH 11.09.05 11:51l 41 Lines 1072 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 4C2771ZS6CFC
Read: GUEST DL1LCA OE7FMI
Subj: Re: Ghosting Hard disc drives GM7HUD
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Sent: 050911/0939Z @:ZS0DLD.PTA.GAU.ZAF.AF #:21119 [Pretoria] $:4C2771ZS6CFC
From: ZS6CFC@ZS0DLD.PTA.GAU.ZAF.AF
To : TECH@WW
Hello
"Ghosting" Drives.
If you have all "Seagate" Drives , you can use their
programme :
Diskwizard 2003.
Besides a lot of other options ( including 3 programmes to
check your drive for future failures)
You can copy a disk.
but I use the option : Install a new drive.
I have a 80 G disk in the computer and add a 40 g drive as
slave when saving data for a backup. I select the option :
Make new disk bootable to replace existing drive. For a set
of about 12G Files it takes about 2 1/2
hours. - Then of course I do not replace the Drives , but
have all files copied and bootable ready on my 40G drive.
So either by a second Hdd and leave it in permanently as
slave, just swap them when needed, or take it out to store
it safely.
I tested it with some other drives , but it does only work
for "SEAGATE"
HDDs Master and slave.
www.seagate.com , about 14.8 Mb size. " Diskwizard 2003"
May the above be of any help.
73 - Sten, ZS6CFC @ ZS0DLD
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