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July 5th 06, 03:02 AM
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Best DOS-based disk imaging software?
I use Ghost 2003 but that is getting dated. Ghost 10 and TrueImage create
disk images in WinXP, change the MBR and do other nasty things like install in their own partitions. All I want is a program that runs from a bootable CD, crates and restores disk images, including the latest NTFS volumes. It doesn't have to run in DOS (it can install it's own OS etc from the bootable CD), but I don't want it to be running off the hard drive it is imaging or restoring. Which program fits the bill? Thanks. -- Aloke ---- to reply by e-mail remove 123 and change invalid to com 
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