Dec 12, 2013 Hi. Can anyone help me on how to automate a ghost backup please? I want to ghost the c: and save it to d: (seperate drive) I am using GHOST32 11.5 (hot. File: Description: Ghost.exe: Used in DOS environment: Ghost_11.exe: Older version for DOS, runs fast: Ghost32.exe: Used in Win32 environment: Ghost64.exe: Used in.

Nov 12, 2009 - Re: i want to create a bootable cd with ghost32.exe on it. Reply #1 - Nov 12th, 2009 at 11:40am. Ps i can create bootable floppy and bootable cd ok, but it boots into caldera dos which can run ghost 2003, but i want to run ghost32.exe which requires windows to run. [v12.0.0.10520] Symantec Ghost Classic Lite and Full Editions in one. Ghost_11.exe: Older version for DOS, runs fast: Ghost32.exe: Used in Win32 environment.

Another app I would like to run is Ghost32.exe. This is their 'old school' version that looks awfully like Windows 3.1 and is a 'self contained app' meaning that on Windows machines I just take the Ghost32.exe to another device and it will launch.

No 'install' is really ever done. When trying to launch in wine I get the following errors: $ wine ghost32.exe fixme:virtual:NtAllocateVirtualMemory MEM_WRITE_WATCH type not supported fixme:imm:ImmDisableIME (-1): stub fixme:win:RegisterDeviceNotificationA (hwnd=0x10026, filter=0x32f570,flags=0x00000004), returns a fake device notification handle!

Wine: Unhandled exception 0xc000000d at address 0x62386d (thread 0009), starting debugger. Usage: winedbg [ [ --gdb ] [ prog-name [ prog-args ] file.mdmp --help ] I am very new and am still trying to decipher output to understand where the hang may be. It appears to be a problem with allocating VirtualMemory?? Thanks, iveand OSX Wine 1.0.1 (via MacPorts) vitamin. In MacPorts I deactivated wine (1.0.1) and installed wine-devel (1.1.17). Crack Auto Thuong Hoi Vl2.

This seems to have solved my problems. Ghost32.exe launches correctly. I will need to spend a bit more time with it to verify I can deploy an image, but it seems that Wine is functioning properly. My goal in all this is to have a UFD running Linux and Wine be able to deploy a Ghost32 image to the host computer. The Image will be coming from an external HD also plugged into the computer.

Yes this is all easy if I can boot off a CD, but CD drives die a premature death here in North Africa! Iveand iveand. When running Ghost32, it is interesting that I see the mounted drives as defined in winecfg when trying to browse to an image source location. (when trying to restore a disk from an image). All is normal here. However, when attempting to list the destination disk drives, it errors out saying 'no disk drives were detected (525)'.

Of course this may be a Ghost issue, but I am wondering if there is some way in Wine to mount disks directly? As it is now, via winecfg I have e: mapped to /media/DiskA for example. I am wondering if having it mounted in Ubuntu (host OS) is making it so that Wine (and subsequently Ghost) doesn't see it as a physical disk.

Is there a way to not have it mounted in Linux and have Wine mount it directly? Iveand vitamin.

In my work we support several computers including 3 small networks all in separate locations, running Win2003 Server in each as Domain Controllers. A lot of software has been built by others to do advanced linguistic work in these locations, all Windows. All users are new to computers and it has been established in the Windoze world. So, I am not able to 'cut and run' into another alternative, even if I could get Wine to run all the custom software (I will be looking at this over the next few years as permitted). We have several Ghost images for each type of hardware device we have.

CD drives die early here as it is NE Africa and is very dusty and hot. So, I want something to boot from that can in turn install an image without depending on a CD. I have Ubuntu ('LiveCD' so doesn't have permissions set) on a UFD, and have Wine there. If I could get Ghost to run, the I have access to all the images we have already made.

I have a colleague well versed in Ghost so I don't want to push him out of the picture. That is the short story. Yes there are alternatives (I am seeing PING, Clonezilla, FOGProject), but we have the licenses for Ghost, it works for us, and it would be nice to not 'paradigm shift' right now. Currently what I do is have a spare machine, pull a HDD from the one needing help, use a BYTECC to plug in the bad HDD, and reimage that way. Would be GREAT to save some steps and work on the 'bad machine' in situo.