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Does this make a difference to the average (or even the above-average) user?

Lots of companies are dividing Chairman from CEO. I don't consider that to be big news.

Is this one of the special types of Ghost partitions, or just a FAT partition with DOS and the necessary drivers to run a Ghost network session?

They've reunified with Pakistan and Bangladesh?

After setting up the console on the server, boot the client with a network disk and load Ghost and choose Ghostcast >> Unicast and fill in the info.

If they can get this stuff right, it'll be super-awesome. I'm also waiting for persistent digital paper.

This is to say, it shouldn't be as important as it is. To my knowledge, a computer, no matter how perfect, has yet to bring any woman back to a man. I would also suggest going with an AMD chip. Intel is for wussy-boys.

India wasn't one country until Britain made it one. And it still isn't.

Baloney. ATi just released a new AGP card, and I expect the next generation of cards will still come with AGP models, even if they are bridged. There wil continue to be AGP cards for some years, although they may not be the latest and greatest.

Very promising. I'd like to see actual drives, however.

Ghost Enterprise is very nifty. While you could theoretically control a remote image dump from the Ghostcast server, I find it easier to open up the console and manually start a session from the client.

I'm surprised that you got 15 drives with no duds. Still several years yet....

Try creating a virtual partition or Ghost boot partition. You should be able to do this with Gdisk. I've never done either of these, so a trip through the documentation would be in order. It's a group of PDFs in the Ghost install folder.

If she's bad he can't see it She can do no wrong Turn his back on his best friend If he put her down ... If she plays him for a fool He's the last one to know

It's good that there is a tool... it's bad that we don't know what it is. I tried searching, and didn't come up with anything.

As long as it's reliable, what does it matter?

If you're interested in either of the harddrives, let me know, or they'll be shuffling off to fleabay.

Sysprep will take care of SIDs, but, to my knowledge, not volume GUIDs.

Looks like I've finally gathered some good karma. Not only did the Heatware folks fix the misdirected eval, they also cleaned up a retaliatory negative that's been on my record for about six months.

Whether the partition is active or not has nothing to do with it. If you backup a boot partition and, then, restore it without its original GUID, it can end up with a different drive letter. I'd like to be able to create and image and place it in any partition, as well as be able to restore...

This guy appears to live in California. That definitively rules you out. Unless you have something to tell us about your living arrangements....

I'd like to try to create an image of a clean Windows XP install with core drivers and applications that I restore when I wish. The issue is that Ghost won't pull the volume's GUID unless I image an entire disk, and, if I don't restore the GUID or install the partition exactly back to the same...

I have an older Olympus camera that uses SmartMedia cards, and it seems to spend most of its time processing the JPEGs. When I stick the cards in my computer's reader, there's no perceptable delay in opening files.

I am stronger that I thought This morning I discovered that someone that I do not know left a negative Heatware evaluation for an item that I never sold to him.

Verbatim disks are always from Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (the folks who are working on dual layer DVD writables), so quality is good and consistent. With most other brands, they take disks from other manufacturers and slap their labels on them. Quality varies, and, even if you hunt for...

Slow? These things seems to work pretty instantaneously to me.

It's a sunk cost. Ignore it.

I have a friend in the Air Force who uses Legos to prototype robots. He has a master's degree in robotics and another in civil engineering, and just started his PhD. These are serious tools when in the correct hands. Versacci bags, on the other hand....

If you're talking about Firewire networking, as I understand it, it's as if you had connected the two machines with an ethernet crossover cable.

Why bother? It only takes a few steps to do all of this yourself.

Have you checked this out? http://www.freecolorprinters.com/ You used to get free black ink, but, key, that's what monochrome lasers are for.

Convince him to buy one Xerox Phaser to replace the lot of them. Time and money saved.

Yes, but it won't add my SCSI or RAID drivers.

I ended up getting a print sever for mine.

Yay! Winprinters!

Is this some kind of test? Asking if I'd rather have a foot shoved down me or a hand crammed up me?

If the drivers don't do a full install to a network printer, then they don't support remote control of these options. Installing the drivers with the printer local on each computer may work, but it's far more likely to cause barfy printing, as the driver is expecting to send direct commands...

Oh. So they're using decimal bits, rather than some useful number.

How are these setup on your network? Are you using a print server of some type?

It also doesn't protect against failure. Although I've lost more data to stupidity, failure is important to protect against.

Pretty much, that's it, although you can save some steps by saving your current bootsect.dos and boot.ini and restoring those after the fixboot.

They really should sell these cards for cheap and make people pay for the drivers. Honestly, that's where all of the expense is.

I can Adobe GoLive for cheap. Does that count?

Have you tried resetting it?

So this is backup for lazy people with lots of disk space.

Generally, it's a really great idea. Problem is, it requires support.

You rip all of your albums. You then analyse and normalise all of the songs, as a group. If you add music, you'll have to repeat the normalisation.

Bummer.

Are you saying that there's 84MB/s of overhead? That's awfully inefficient....

Since when did 3Gbps=300MB/s? The only new connectors are internal backplanes, external backplanes, and external single. No new internal single.