I have not found a way to for Ghost to permit a drive copy cloning OR an image file to create a Win2K partition to be fully launched.
What comes up it the Limited Virtual Memory error message saying there is no paging file or it is too small.
Ghost will NOT copy the paging file when doing the image creation of the original working image of a Win2K partition.
I have tried both Ghost 2003 or Ghost DOS
I have gone into the Recovery Console to try to delete the pagefile.sys file and have Win2K recreate a healthy page file.
I have utilized the sysprep utility for Win2K,
It is a dual boot system and I have tried putting the page swap file on either or both of the Win2K D partition and the Win ME C partition
I have even tried a Win2K recovery via the install CD. Thus using the Recovery Console to create a pagefile.sys and then deleting it so that the now cloned Win2K system will recreate the page file newly.
That still does not work. Same message.
If there was a way to go into the NEW Win2K system and CREATE a pagefile, via the Control Panel, I would, but there is NO desktop and no way to create a new pagefile. An Extreme chicken and the egg ? catch 22 - case.
I have spent days on this and again and again tried all the Ghost options I can find.
I cannot get past the fact that after having been imaged on to the new Drive D on the new, larger (all FAT 32) physical hard drive, that Win2K will not open due to not having a paging /swap file when first attempting to Win2K.
I do not necessarily expect that there is a resolution to this pagefile absence and no chance to successfully accomplish the partition image cloning. But what surprises me is that Ghost is continued to be sold and promoted without the warning to users that this black hole exists.
What comes up it the Limited Virtual Memory error message saying there is no paging file or it is too small.
Ghost will NOT copy the paging file when doing the image creation of the original working image of a Win2K partition.
I have tried both Ghost 2003 or Ghost DOS
I have gone into the Recovery Console to try to delete the pagefile.sys file and have Win2K recreate a healthy page file.
I have utilized the sysprep utility for Win2K,
It is a dual boot system and I have tried putting the page swap file on either or both of the Win2K D partition and the Win ME C partition
I have even tried a Win2K recovery via the install CD. Thus using the Recovery Console to create a pagefile.sys and then deleting it so that the now cloned Win2K system will recreate the page file newly.
That still does not work. Same message.
If there was a way to go into the NEW Win2K system and CREATE a pagefile, via the Control Panel, I would, but there is NO desktop and no way to create a new pagefile. An Extreme chicken and the egg ? catch 22 - case.
I have spent days on this and again and again tried all the Ghost options I can find.
I cannot get past the fact that after having been imaged on to the new Drive D on the new, larger (all FAT 32) physical hard drive, that Win2K will not open due to not having a paging /swap file when first attempting to Win2K.
I do not necessarily expect that there is a resolution to this pagefile absence and no chance to successfully accomplish the partition image cloning. But what surprises me is that Ghost is continued to be sold and promoted without the warning to users that this black hole exists.