Ghost 8.0 operation skills from entry to the master

Second, the advanced operating techniques


1.Ghost common command parameters introduced


Since Ghost has more command parameters, we will only introduce a few commonly used parameters here.

(1)-RB: Ghost operation automatically restarts after exiting;

(2)-Zn: compressed image file, -Z or -Z1 is not compressed (fast); -Z2 For high compression (medium speed); -Z3 to -Z9 compression rate increases sequentially (speed decreases in turn);

(3)-FRO: Skip error (use this parameter to save the bad sectors in the hard disk Information)

(4)-CLONE: This is the core parameter for implementing Ghost unattended backup (recovery).

The usage syntax is: -CLONE, MODE=(operation), SRC=(source), DST=(destination), [SZE(size), SZE(size),...]

Description
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1operation can be: copy: disk to disk; load: file to disk; dump: disk to file; pcopy: partition to partition; pload: file to partition; pdump: Partition to file.

②source desirable: drive letter, starting at 1; or file name (here need to write absolute path).

③destination desirable: drive letter, starting at 1; or file name (here need to write absolute path); @ CDx, recorders, x represents the drive letter burner, starting at 1.

(5)-PWD: Set the password. If you bring =***, it will be automatically input. If it is not, it will prompt for input during operation. The backup and recovery methods are the same;

(6)-F32: Convert the disk format from F16 to F32;

(7)-SURE: Answer “Yes” to all prompts or warnings that require confirmation (this parameter is recommended for advanced users);

(8)-IA: Forced copy (for partition operation), it is recommended to use this parameter when operating on C drive;

(9)-SPAN: Classification parameter, when there is insufficient storage space When prompted to copy another backup package to another partition. .

2 automatic system recovery disc production


(1) Start production Ghost image file, named: beifen.gho, saved to D: \\ Beifen in .

(2) Production Windows98 boot disk, delete a file this unnecessary, copy Ghost.exe onto the boot disk.

(3) written on the floppy autoexec.bat add the following:

Ghost -CLONE, MODE = load, SRC = X: \\ Benfen \\ beifen.gho: 1, DST = 1 –SURE –RB

(Note: X is the drive letter of the CD. Since there is a virtual disk after booting the computer with the boot disk, the drive letter will be extended one bit backward, so if your CD is displayed in the system For F, where X should be set to G, and so on)

(4) Burning a disc: I am using Easy CD Creator, after adding the data to be burned, choose to make a bootable The CD" software prompts to insert a bootable floppy disk, insert the newly created boot disk into the floppy drive, click "OK", the content on the floppy disk is added to the CD directory to be burned, and two special files are added: bootcat.bin And bootimg.bin. This will burn the disc.

After these steps, our "system automatic recovery disk" has been successfully produced. When restoring the system later, just set the boot order to "CD-ROM" in "CMOS" and put it in. We can make a system automatically recover the CD to automatically restore the system, enough cool!