how to create Ghost Bootable CD or USB Flash drive

[gunston]

Any idea?

[dorin]

that's a tricky one! depeds what you're using, 2003 version which i liked the most or other ones.
on 2003 you have the option to write everything on dvd and make it bootable, when you make the backup

[carbon_unit]

The ghost bootable flash drive is not hard.
1 Make the flash drive bootable.
2 Copy ghost.exe to it, (optional) add ghost.exe to the autoexecd.bat file.
3 Put the ghost image file on the flash drive.

[serpico]

The ghost bootable flash drive is not hard.
1 Make the flash drive bootable.
2 Copy ghost.exe to it, (optional) add ghost.exe to the autoexecd.bat file.
3 Put the ghost image file on the flash drive.

I think that will work for older versions of Ghost, but not the more recent versions (e.g., v10).

I created a Ghost 10 recovery bootable usb flash drive using FlashBoot. And since I had already integrated SATA drivers into the Ghost 10 cd, my bootable flash drive has the SATA drivers needed for my Thinkpads. Works beautifully - tested it out by restoring a backup to the boot partition.

[gunston]

The ghost bootable flash drive is not hard.
1 Make the flash drive bootable.
2 Copy ghost.exe to it, (optional) add ghost.exe to the autoexecd.bat file.
3 Put the ghost image file on the flash drive.

I think that will work for older versions of Ghost, but not the more recent versions (e.g., v10).

I created a Ghost 10 recovery bootable usb flash drive using FlashBoot. And since I had already integrated SATA drivers into the Ghost 10 cd, my bootable flash drive has the SATA drivers needed for my Thinkpads. Works beautifully - tested it out by restoring a backup to the boot partition.

mind to sharing?

[serpico]

Of course not. Which part did you want more info on - integrating SATA drivers or using Flashboot?