Re: Norton Ghost 9 users... clone/cpy from rescue env
From: Harry Putnam (reader_at_newsguy.com)
Date: 11/09/04
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Date: Mon, 08 Nov 2004 18:00:18 -0600
"Richard" <hawkinsfamily3@DIGITbtinternet.com> writes:
> No you have got me there. Why would you need to create a backup whilst in
> recovery mode? Normally the rescue mode would be used to recover from a real
> emergency situation using a backup image prepared earlier. The only other
> occasion to use it would be as a test of the recovery procedure to make sure
> that it would work for you in your environment. Or perhaps I have
> misunderstood your question.
I created a backup while running the OS and it had problems when I
went to write it to a new disk. I thought it might be `cleaner' to
copy a disk when it is not booted. When no read/write is happening.
And certainly if you wanted to clone one drive over another you would
not want the latter to be booted and running. So I can imagine
several scenarios where one would want rescue mode to work from.
Seem like all the basic tools should be availbable there too.
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