Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, Mrdtn. I searched for LFBACKUP.exe but came up empty handed but then realized the name is actually LFNBACK.exe and it's located on the Windows 98 CD in the resource kit.
Now, does this utility run under DOS? Because in the circumstances I was in before, the system had crashed and Windows was unbootable. So would of it been possible to access file within DOS and then proceed with copying the files to the slave drive?
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by: mrdtnPosted on 2004-04-16 at 14:22:07ID: 10846099
There is a program called LFNBACKUP.exe on the Windows CDROM. This is what you would have needed. Typing "lfnbackup.exe /?" should also tell you how to restore once the files are copies. Unfortunately, I don't have the program in front of me, so I can only provide you with this level of information. Google on LFNBACKUP.EXE for a bunch of additional info if you need it.
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mrdtn