TSGL: what to do with a FOUR GIG drive?

[Tilman Brandl]

Chuck,

>  It ran but doesn't say anything about the system files. It appears I just 
> have a copy of the files stored in the directory structure. Will this 
> drive now be bootable if I remount it appropriately?

With Dixml you'll always be able to see the contents of an image, meaning 
each file that was included with an image. There are two different options:
- Image of a partition, or
- Drive-to-Drive imaging

Personally I've never had to play back an image and therefore can't tell you 
much about it. I guess you'll have to either use a Win XL CD like Bart PE or 
other to set the new partition *active* using Windows disk management 
options, or any other partitioning tools, like for instance BootIt NG, PM or 
such.

See DriveImage help for more on all this.

Tilman

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Chuck Neuenschwander" <annandchuck at yahoo.com>
To: "Tech Support Guy Mailing List" <list at tsgserver.com>
Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2008 10:44 PM
Subject: TSGL: what to do with a FOUR GIG drive?


> tried  BootIt NG   and  HDClone    had troubles with both.
>  now I ran  DriveImage XML  by Runtime.
>  It ran but doesn't say anything about the system files. It appears I just 
> have a copy of the files stored in the directory structure. Will this 
> drive now be bootable if I remount it appropriately?
>  -chuck
>
> Tilman Brandl <tbrandl2 at chello.at> wrote:
>  Chuck,
>
> have you had a look at any of the options I mentioened?
>
> BootIt NG or DriveImageXML ...
> I've used both before I bought Acronis, and still have BootIt for
> partitioning.
>
> See my last message for links.
>
> Tilman