From: "Ned F. Reiter" 

Glenn,

> Ghost is best run from floppy.

I finally figured that out.

> You have to look at what it's going to do partition size wise when you
start
> the copy process.  IF you tell it to clone the whole disk in on operation,
> then it will resize proportionately to fill the target disk.

Did that too, the second time.

> I run it one partition at a time.

Yep, all 15 of them.

> When you're done, you MUST remove the source disk from the system, or all
> the drive letters will be mangled as the OS assigns them during boot.
Can't
> leave the old ones, and the new one connected at the same time.  It will
be
> a REAL mess.

I have it set up so I can remove power from each of the 3 disks easily, so
after cloning all the partitions, I just powered down the original 2 drives
and booted up the 120GB drive.  The XP on E: boots fine, but the one on K:
still gives me an error about not being able to verifiy the activation
code. I have to do it again and get the full text of the error and see if
the MS newsgroups can help.  I'll post it here too.

I obviously have the boot.ini entry correct, as XP does boot, it just won't
let me log on and I get the old logon window, not the newer XP style.
Strange.

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