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Ghost ?
when creating a ghost boot disk with USB support. Shouldn't the boot
disk when run, see an external USB HD? when creating the boot disk I checked USB 1.1 support for external devices. But when I boot up using the disk set it doesn't see the external WD HD I have. Any help would be appreciated. TIA, Gary |
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I tried all that too...don't check any USB drivers...just made the boot disc
and POOF! it worked with my external HD. Go figure! "Gary" wrote in message ... when creating a ghost boot disk with USB support. Shouldn't the boot disk when run, see an external USB HD? when creating the boot disk I checked USB 1.1 support for external devices. But when I boot up using the disk set it doesn't see the external WD HD I have. Any help would be appreciated. TIA, Gary |
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I tried your method but still no luck.
Thanks I tried all that too...don't check any USB drivers...just made the boot disc and POOF! it worked with my external HD. Go figure! "Gary" wrote in message .. . when creating a ghost boot disk with USB support. Shouldn't the boot disk when run, see an external USB HD? when creating the boot disk I checked USB 1.1 support for external devices. But when I boot up using the disk set it doesn't see the external WD HD I have. Any help would be appreciated. TIA, Gary |
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Did your external HD come with a driver disc? What OS are you using...I use
WinXP Pro...but did not have to install the drivers that came with the external case for the HD. You are choosing Ghost Utilities/Standard Ghost Boot Disc/External Storage Options and you have tried all three choices (no USB, 1.1 USB, and 2.0)? You are using Ghost 2003? The HD is formatted? "Gary" wrote in message ... I tried your method but still no luck. Thanks I tried all that too...don't check any USB drivers...just made the boot disc and POOF! it worked with my external HD. Go figure! "Gary" wrote in message .. . when creating a ghost boot disk with USB support. Shouldn't the boot disk when run, see an external USB HD? when creating the boot disk I checked USB 1.1 support for external devices. But when I boot up using the disk set it doesn't see the external WD HD I have. Any help would be appreciated. TIA, Gary |
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I did get it to work with my newer machine which is an althon running
win2K. I have another machine which is a PII 333 w/win98 and ghost does not see the formatted WD external USB HD. Anyway I'm using ghost from System Works 2003. What I discovered on the Ghost website is that it's hit or miss as to whether ghost will recognize your USB device according to symantec. I did load the driver for Win 98 and windows does recognize the drive. Thanks Did your external HD come with a driver disc? What OS are you using...I use WinXP Pro...but did not have to install the drivers that came with the external case for the HD. You are choosing Ghost Utilities/Standard Ghost Boot Disc/External Storage Options and you have tried all three choices (no USB, 1.1 USB, and 2.0)? You are using Ghost 2003? The HD is formatted? "Gary" wrote in message .. . I tried your method but still no luck. Thanks |
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