Gotcha. Although, they say that it is possible with the corp versions of Ghost. The question that I have is: can I have consumer Ghost residing on the one HD formatted with FAT or FAT32 create image files of a different drive (or an array) that is formatted in NTFS and store it locally, on its own drive (FAT/FAT32)? Sorry for a tough formulation of a question. Also, what would be a size of an image file compared to that of the copy of the partition (in partition to partition type of copying)? I imagine it should be smaller. Am I right?
Sorry to bug you with this

, but I am in need of a good backup solution. I have a raid 1 array with 20 GD drives in it (for total of 20GB) with NTFS and Win2000 Server on it. I am planning on putting in another 20 GB drive, format it FAT or FAT32 (as was explained before), put Win98 or anything else on it, so I can but from it incase I need to. I would install the Ghost 2000 on it and schedule it to run and make and store periodic image files from the main partition (NTFS array). As far as I can see, this is a feasible backup solution.

Please advise me if I'm wrong and why, or confirm my plan.
Thanks a lot for the help.
