I had this up on the os's forum and had no luck, so I thought I'd try it in here.
I've used ghost on win2k servers before and everything copies over fine. Last week I cloned a NT4 server SP4, boot drive, and it didn't keep the drive letter assignments. The system drives were originally setup as C: hdd, D: cdrom, and F: second partition. Both partitions were ntfs. After the ghost, the order was C: hdd, D: second part., and E: cdrom. This was easy enough to correct, but it caught me off guard. The old drive was 4.3 gig, the new 9.1 gig.
Did a bunch of searching over at symantec, found all sorts of other interesting stuff, but nothing about this.
Has anyone else seen this happen, and what would the cause be?
I've used ghost on win2k servers before and everything copies over fine. Last week I cloned a NT4 server SP4, boot drive, and it didn't keep the drive letter assignments. The system drives were originally setup as C: hdd, D: cdrom, and F: second partition. Both partitions were ntfs. After the ghost, the order was C: hdd, D: second part., and E: cdrom. This was easy enough to correct, but it caught me off guard. The old drive was 4.3 gig, the new 9.1 gig.
Did a bunch of searching over at symantec, found all sorts of other interesting stuff, but nothing about this.
Has anyone else seen this happen, and what would the cause be?