Symantec Boot Disk Creator
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Symantec Ghost Boot Disk Creator
I have been using Symantec Ghost for quite a while with no issues. All of our PC's were 32-bit due to some old software that we could not use on 64-bit. Now I have a PC that is Windows 7 64-bit and I want to make a backup copy of it but when I put my Ghost bootable disk in it starts okay but here is the problem. I can see all my network drives and Local drives, but when I open them nothing is seen.
It works completely fine on all of my 32-bit machines. If I get into Windows and put the bootable disk in the drive to run through the OS it sees all files on all drives fine, but I need it to work as bootable to create the image. I am assuming my problem is the file on the Disk is Ghost32.exe and does not work with 64-bit Windows Does anyone know how I can make a 64-bit bootable disk? I have all of the 64-bit Ghost files, but I cannot figure out how to create the disk through the Ghost Boot Wizard. I am using Symantec Ghost Console Version 11.5.1.2266 which is part of Symantec Ghost Solution Suite 2.5. Rob, I do not see anything in the link provided that says 32 vs. 64, but I have done 32 bit Windows 7 with a bootable disk with no issues.
Apr 22, 2013 So this video shows you how to Create Symantec Ghost Universal Boot Disk. But what happens when you don't have the software to create it. Availablememory,diskspace,andNICinformation Operatingsystem Versionandpatchlevel Networktopology Router,gateway,andIPaddressinformation Problemdescription.
Francois, I created a bootable disk, but do not have a Ghost64.exe anywhere on the disk. On the PC that I have the Symantec Ghost Solution installed I have a Ghost64.exe in the Ghost folder (See Attachments), but it does not add it to the bootable disk when I create it. I am even creating the disk on a Windows 7 64 bit PC, but it still creates a 32 bit bootable disk. The syamtec link indicates that the Windows 7 OS in itself is not supported by the version in which you are running. Windows 7 x86 and Windows 2k8R2 which only comes with X64 is the same base OS. The link indicates that neither are fully supported in the version you are running.
As per getting the x86 to run indicates to me that it likely does support windows Vista and XP, which leads me to believe that this will not work with windows 7 x64. Remember not supported and doesn't work are two different things. I would look into upgrading Ghost to a version that specifically supports windows 8.1, 8, and 7 x64 so that you don't have to reinvent the wheel to get things rolling.
I am using Ghost 11.5.1 I was able to create the USB Bootable with adding the ghost64.exe but could not find it through the dos window. So I inserted a disk in the dvd rom drive with all of the same files and was able to navigate to that through dos.
Once I tried to run the ghost64.exe from that disk it said this version of ghost64.exe is not compatible with your operating system. It works just fine when I run in Windows itself so I am not sure why I am getting this message. I feel like I am a step closer, but it still does not seem to work. Hi, I know you have Ghost, but it's a very old way of doing things and Symantec themselves have stopped even making it. If I were you I would cut your losses and get Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2013 and the new WADK. They are free Microsoft tools (solution accelerators) which will help you do what you are trying to do.
It comes with a new command line tool called DISM and a few others which together will create a boot disk for you and then capture an image file - in Microsoft-ese a WIM. Note both Symantec and MS use the same platform for the boot disk: a disk called WinPE. Download my telkomsel flash. This is a cut down version of Windows with no GUI but enough driver support to see most disks and even most networks. This then allows you to capture an image and save it over the network. In your case, you have a hardware platform that can run 64-bit.