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Problem Cloning Netbook SATA Hard Drive Using Acronis True Image & Norton Ghost

Asked by williamzNet in DriveCopy

Tags: Acronis True Image, Norton Ghost, Drive Image, Drive Backup

Hi!

I just got a Toshiba Netbook 100 and I want to take an image of it's hard drive.  I can get Acronis True Image to boot from a USB memory stick, but it cannot find any hard drives.

The drive on the machine is SATA and I have had this problem with other older SATA computer from version 9-11.  Is there a way around this as it's kind of looking like Acronis aren't really up to speed on SATA...

I did think of getting Norton Ghost 14, but the netbook doesn't have a CD drive and Norton's website implies that you can only use a CD to boot to the recovery environment.  Does anyone know if you can boot to a usb drive instead?

 I downloaded the trial version, but Symantec don't seem to understand the idea that a trial product is supposed to let you see if the software fits your needs and doesn't give access to (or to creating) a recovery disk in the trial version.  

I did wonder if the lights out recovery would work for me, but there is no real idea of how this feature works and again, its unavailable on the 'trial' version.  I want to build a series of images of the laptop as I get it working and install other OS on it - can I run the lights out from a different partition?  Can it access USB and SATA drives?

Thanks in advance for any help

Dave

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