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Ghost Boot Partition

The Ghost Boot Partition is something that I've always had difficulty with, and am struggling to get a good understanding of from Symantec's "Help Guide". I've successfully installed this partition but have never been able to have it show up in the console to deploy a package too. It usually sits at a DOS screen and never gets into Ghost or anything. Is this normal, should I be seeing it show up in the console? After it does, can I deploy a full partition image and have it retain the Ghost partition? Any and all information anyone can part with here is greatly appreciated.

Thanks ahead of time...

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Posted by: MSIMaker 19 years ago
2nd Degree Black Belt
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The Ghost boot partition is a 12mb...I think partition that is visible to the Ghost Enterprise Console.

Once you boot up.....the console can then deploy to it. So you actually need 2 machines to run with it.

One as a management console and the other as a client.
Posted by: bcardell 19 years ago
Senior Yellow Belt
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Thanks for your help. I actually have had much success with the boot partition since I upgraded to Ghost 8. Problem in 7.5 was that the partition would load fine, it just wouldn't show up in the console so that I could do something with it. The client would claim it was talking to the console server, but the server had no idea.

Anyway, everything working fine now, and I feel that so far, having the boot partition is a lot safer than having the virtual partition. I've had some problems in app deployment on some virtual partition workstations that the boot partitions haven't even blinked at. I'm sold...
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