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Backup keeps running out of space??

Asked by hardstarburst in Norton Ghost Backup Software, Backup & Restore Software

Tags: Symantec, Norton Ghost 14

I have 3 physical drives on my machine, 320gb each. C has XP, E has a bootable copy of XP and is where I store my backup. F has Vista.  I did a full backup of C (219gb) and stored it on e (backup file size is 192gb) So there is 97BGB left on E. I must be misunderstanding how a backup works, because I thought i'd be able to backup a drive with one that is the same size- especially since there is some compression used. Anyway, Whei I tell it to do the incremental, it runs out of space and fills up the 97gb or so of space left available on the backup drive e. I thought it was only supposed to contain new data since the last backup??  I haven't added 90Gb of data since then, I have norton set to keep only 1 base set of the backup, so I can't figure out why it would keep running out of space. I would understand is running out of space if it were trying to duplicate the drive contents again, but it's not ssupposed to be doing that. Any help on this would be appreciated.
 
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