GHOST network copying, how to implement Ghost hard disk copying

MaxDOS PXE can be used

Steps: 1. Prepare the software on the server side, enter Windows for corresponding operations, and open the MaxDOS and Ghost system image files.

2. Set the boot mode to network card boot on the client.

3. To keep the network unblocked, first open this software on the server side, and make simple settings, such as file selection, clone partition selection (full disk or single partition).

Fourth, open each client one by one, after entering the menu, select the third item on the first screen, and pay attention to your network card when the second screen (generally choose the first one). Then you should choose the cloning method (single partition or the whole hard disk, be sure to pay attention to the same as the client), if it is a single-partition clone, and then the next screen to enter the drive letter of the system you are installed (generally c) after entering, enter the ghost interface, log in, and wait for the server point to send.

There may be slightly different maxdos steps for each other.

Network cloning is actually a problem with network card settings, and everything else is trivial, and you use the software to find the manual. The network card settings are divided into server and client settings, you can read the manual, typing is too tired, if there is a problem and then reply to you.

With ghost hard disk copying, you can use ghost to copy all data (including partition information) from the original hard disk to the target hard disk intact, thereby improving the user's work efficiency. The following is the ghost hard disk copy hardware tutorial, for everyone**.

Step Method

Step 1, use the ghost boot floppy disk to boot the computer, then enter the ghost command and press the enter key to open the main interface of the ghost program. Point with your mouse to the Local Disk menu command and click on the To Disk option, as shown in the image.

Select the Disk to Disk option.

Step 2, in the "Select Local Source Drive by Clicking on the Drive Number" dialog box that opens, click to select the appropriate drive as the source drive (in this case, the second drive) and click the OK button as shown in the image.

Select the source drive.

Step 3, open the "Select Local Destination Drive by Clicking on the Drive Number" dialog box, click on the selected destination drive (in this case, the 3rd drive), and click the OK button as shown in the image.

Select the destination drive.

Tip: When you perform hard disk copying operations, you can copy each other even if the capacity of the destination drive and the source drive are inconsistent. However, in this case, the source drive. The capacity must be smaller than the destination drive to ensure that data from the source drive is not lost.

Step 4, in the opening "Destination Drive Details" dialog box, the current details of the destination drive are listed, and the user only needs to click the OK button directly, as shown in the image.

Target drive details.

Step 5: Then open a prompt box to warn the user that this action will overwrite all the data on the destination drive (i.e., the data on the destination drive will be lost). Confirm that the copy operation does not cause data loss, and click the yes button to start the copy operation, as shown in the figure.

Confirm the copy. Step 6: Depending on the hardware configuration of the computer and the size of the data stored in the image file, the copy operation will take different times. Once the copy operation is complete, all contents in the source drive, including partition information, are copied to the destination drive intact.

The copy swap operation is successfully completed.

1. Select and connect two hard disks. It is best to put the hard disk with data on sata1. In this way, you can distinguish between primary and secondary when you enter ghost.

2After entering the ghost, press the [Enter key] on the upper keyboard

3. Use the up, down, left, and right keys on the keyboard to select [local] -- disk] -- to disk -- enter].

4. After entering [to disk], you can identify all the storage devices of the motherboard, and the serial number 1 is the disk that is booted. This is followed by sata1 and sata2 on the hard drive

5. Use the up and down keys on the keyboard to select the hard disk with data, and then click the enter key, or use the [Tab key] to switch to [OK] and press Enter.

6ghost jumps to an interface that is the same as the one just now. The difference is that there is an item that is gray, and the item that is gray is a clone disk. You can clone to the hard disk.

Use the up and down keys on the keyboard to select the hard disk with data, and then click the enter key, or use the [tab] key to switch to [OK] and press enter.

7 Clone disk partitions shown. Use the up and down keys on the keyboard to select the hard disk with data, and then click the enter key, or use the [tab] key to switch to [OK] and press enter.

8 shows clone to hard disk partition. Use the up and down keys on the keyboard to select the hard disk with data, and then click the enter key, or use the [tab] key to switch to [OK] and press enter.

9. [OK] Perform disk cloning.

10 Start cloning.

All data pairs on the win10 hard disk are copied to the new hard disk.

1. Use the ghost boot floppy disk to boot the computer, then enter the ghost command and press the enter key to open the main interface of the ghost program. Point to the Local Disk menu commands with the mouse, and then click To

disk option.

2. In the open "select

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drivenumber dialog box, click Select the appropriate drive as the source drive (in this case, select the second drive), and then click the OK button.

3. Open "select".

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drivenumber dialog box, click Select the destination drive (in this case, the third drive), and click the OK button.

Tip: When performing hard disk pairing operations, you can do the copying even if the capacity of the target drive and the source drive are not the same. However, in this case, the capacity of the source drive must be smaller than that of the destination drive to ensure that the data in the source drive is not lost.

4. In the open "destination

The DriveDetails dialog box lists the current status of the target drive, and the user can simply click the OK button.

5. Then open the prompt box to warn the user that the operation will overwrite all the data of the destination drive (that is, the data of the destination drive will be lost). Confirm that the copy operation does not cause data loss, and click the yes button to start the copy operation.

6. Depending on the computer hardware configuration and the size of the data stored in the image file, it will take different times to copy the operation. After the copy operation completes, all contents of the source drive, including partition information, are copied to the destination drive intact. Finally in clone

In the complete dialog box, click Reset

computer button to restart the computer next to the dismantling of the ant.