Hi

Sbs 2003
Scsi hdd 76gb partition into (by Dell) 12gb/64gb

Problem Need larger, more space, on C: drive!!



Would like to clone to a NEW 76gb drive ... so parttion would be 24gb/
56gb (.. later using old drive as a data drive)


The server is 5 yrs old ... more life in her yet... do not want to
over spend .. but want to clone.. as c drv(12Gb) as runing out of
space.... to a new drive with 24gb partition.

Have done may pc's by booting into Ghost (dos) and then just cloning
drive...
have seen some reports on here this may not work!

So looking for some ideas.
1.would like to clone on boot..not image!
2. There is no raid etc... but would scsi drives cause issue...

Any help ..ideas would be helpful Thank you

R

Yes, it can be done with Ghost 2003, although it's not supported by
Symantec. That 76GB capacity value looks a bit odd for a SCSI drive since
they usually come in 73.5 GB capacity (or less).

Anyway, the following should allow you to clone your old SCSI drive to a new
one while retaining your old drive in case things go south:

System migrating using Ghost Options
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...-image&rnum=11

Fujitsu MBA3073NP 73.5GB 15000 RPM 8MB Cache SCSI Ultra320 68pin 3.5"
Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive
$140
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16822116063


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Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]
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"ramrod" <ramrod007@newsgroup> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> Sbs 2003
> Scsi hdd 76gb partition into (by Dell) 12gb/64gb
>
> Problem Need larger, more space, on C: drive!!
>
> Would like to clone to a NEW 76gb drive ... so parttion would be 24gb/
> 56gb (.. later using old drive as a data drive)
>
>
> The server is 5 yrs old ... more life in her yet... do not want to
> over spend .. but want to clone.. as c drv(12Gb) as runing out of
> space.... to a new drive with 24gb partition.
>
> Have done may pc's by booting into Ghost (dos) and then just cloning
> drive...
> have seen some reports on here this may not work!
>
> So looking for some ideas.
> 1.would like to clone on boot..not image!
> 2. There is no raid etc... but would scsi drives cause issue...
>
> Any help ..ideas would be helpful Thank you
>
> R
>