I have been using ghost 2003 for a while and I think it's great. However, trying to backup over the network is a pain and almost impossible. I can't get it to work.
I was thinking of going over to ver 9 or ver 10, but was wondering why do they include ver. 2003 in the box also. Ghost 2003 makes image files as *.gho or *.ghs and ghost 9 & 10 makes image files as *.v2i or *.s##. 2003 cannot read ver 9 & 10 files and vise versa. So it seems to me that either you work with 2003 or 9 & 10, but not both.
Is there some sort of workaround that if you have 2003 images and want to upgrade to ver 9 or 10 to still be able to use your images? I have a base image (*.gho) with the basic install plus a few essential apps, that if all else fails and I want a clean install I can go back to it. If I move over to ver 9 or 10, my *.gho file will be useless or I would have to use two apps, 2003 for my older *.gho files and and ver 9 or 10 for moving forward with my new image files.
I was thinking of going over to ver 9 or ver 10, but was wondering why do they include ver. 2003 in the box also. Ghost 2003 makes image files as *.gho or *.ghs and ghost 9 & 10 makes image files as *.v2i or *.s##. 2003 cannot read ver 9 & 10 files and vise versa. So it seems to me that either you work with 2003 or 9 & 10, but not both.
Is there some sort of workaround that if you have 2003 images and want to upgrade to ver 9 or 10 to still be able to use your images? I have a base image (*.gho) with the basic install plus a few essential apps, that if all else fails and I want a clean install I can go back to it. If I move over to ver 9 or 10, my *.gho file will be useless or I would have to use two apps, 2003 for my older *.gho files and and ver 9 or 10 for moving forward with my new image files.
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