Ghost 7.5 for ABit Motherboard / NForce4 Chipset

Yes I had. I have the Abit CD I looked in the Abit and NVidia's sites and they all have the same info: a file with the various drivers included in the ETHERNET section:

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 Directorio de C:\Documents and Settings\Operador\Escritorio\drivers\Ethernet

27/05/2005  17:31    <DIR>          .
27/05/2005  17:31    <DIR>          ..
17/05/2004  13:48             8.192 bdco1.dll
27/05/2005  17:28               859 Directorio.lnk
27/05/2005  17:31                 0 drivers
17/05/2004  13:49           198.656 fdco1.dll
27/05/2005  14:51    <DIR>          NAM
10/05/2004  08:53            32.256 nvconrm.dll
17/05/2004  14:00            33.408 nvefd2k.sys
17/05/2004  14:00            33.280 nvefdxp.sys
19/05/2004  13:03             9.066 nvenetfd.cat
17/05/2004  13:41            17.685 nvenetfd.inf
10/09/2003  06:50                 6 nvenetfd.tag
19/05/2004  13:03             9.908 nvnetbus.cat
17/05/2004  13:41             3.753 nvnetbus.inf
17/05/2004  14:00            12.928 nvnetbus.sys
10/09/2003  06:49                 6 nvnetbus.tag
21/03/2004  02:30             2.509 nvnrm.nvu
17/05/2004  14:00            56.960 nvnrm.sys
17/05/2004  14:00           191.232 nvsnpu.sys
10/05/2004  08:52           172.032 nvunrm.exe
27/05/2005  14:51    <DIR>          PreNRM
              18 archivos        782.736 bytes

 Directorio de C:\Documents and Settings\Operador\Escritorio\drivers\Ethernet\NAM

27/05/2005  14:51    <DIR>          .
27/05/2005  14:51    <DIR>          ..
17/05/2004  15:19        27.679.294 setup.exe
               1 archivos     27.679.294 bytes

 Directorio de C:\Documents and Settings\Operador\Escritorio\drivers\Ethernet\PreNRM

27/05/2005  14:51    <DIR>          .
27/05/2005  14:51    <DIR>          ..
27/05/2005  14:51    <DIR>          Win2K
27/05/2005  14:51    <DIR>          WinXP
               0 archivos              0 bytes

 Directorio de C:\Documents and Settings\Operador\Escritorio\drivers\Ethernet\PreNRM\Win2K

27/05/2005  14:51    <DIR>          .
27/05/2005  14:51    <DIR>          ..
29/01/2004  01:10           198.656 fdco1.dll
29/01/2004  01:10            31.744 nvcoe.dll
16/02/2004  20:34             8.798 nvenet.cat
29/01/2004  01:10             1.556 nvenet.nvu
29/01/2004  01:10            94.274 NVENET.sys
09/02/2004  08:34            20.879 nvenet2k.inf
29/01/2004  01:10           159.744 nvuenet.exe
               7 archivos        515.651 bytes

 Directorio de C:\Documents and Settings\Operador\Escritorio\drivers\Ethernet\PreNRM\WinXP

27/05/2005  14:51    <DIR>          .
27/05/2005  14:51    <DIR>          ..
29/01/2004  01:45           198.656 fdco1.dll
29/01/2004  02:22            31.744 nvcoe.dll
13/02/2004  17:11             8.790 nvenet.cat
12/01/2004  21:08             1.556 nvenet.nvu
29/01/2004  01:45            93.764 nvenet.sys
09/02/2004  08:35            20.473 nvenetxp.inf
29/01/2004  02:22           159.744 nvuenet.exe
               7 archivos        514.727 bytes

     Total de archivos en la lista:
              33 archivos     29.492.408 bytes
              14 dirs   4.966.912.000 bytes libres


   As you can see, the files the Ghost diskette requires: Netbind.com , Protman.dos , Protman.exe , Dis_pkt.dos , Protocol.ini and NICDriver.dos are nowhere to be found. They aren't in the computer either, I looked.

Is there a reason you have to do it this way?  Are the Ghost images saved on the network?  From what I read, Ghost 7.5 seems limited in support of modern chipsets, even Intel 865/875 chipsets (let alone nForce4).  Perhaps the later version of Ghost has built-in support, or you can get a cheap NIC that is supported.

It seems I'll have to look into Ghost >7.5 or some alternate product. I'd hate to go disk by disk on this.

Update: I talked to the Abit reps and it seems they have a driver for me. I haven't received it yet, but as soon as I do I'll test it and tell you all about it. In the meantime I'm solving the problem via Brute Force: I installed Realtek based PCI network cards on all machines and have been working with them. NOT an ellegant solution: two network connections in one machine (actually three if you include 1394).

Ok, I'm waiting for the results.