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12.18.2003 at 09:06AM PST, ID: 20829621

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Operating Systems Miscellaneous

Tags:

ghost, cd, bootable

Hi. I work in a school where we occassionally need to clone an XP harddisc to lots of new machines, or to machines where the students have (some how) managed to mess it up. This has required me removing a harddisc from one machine and doing a 'disk to disk' clone with ghost in DOS.
To make the process faster I want to have the ghost image compressed on several bootable CD's to speed the process up. To to this however I first have to use sysprep to reseal the machine. I know Ghost 2003 can make bootable CD images in windows, but how can this be achieved with a sysprep-ed machine in DOS???

I hope this makes sense, Adam.

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