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There is no way of performing this action. &nbsp;YOu will have to re-create the image to make this happen. &nbsp;The largest segment will be 2048KB.
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There is no way of performing this action.  YOu will have to re-create the image to make this happen.  The largest segment will be 2048KB.

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Good point, but if you have Ghost.exe stad alone, there is no such option that i have found
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Good point, but if you have Ghost.exe stad alone, there is no such option that i have found

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Worked like a charm. Thanks. I have just never has to split and always put these images on thier network. This one needs to be transported via CD.
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Worked like a charm. Thanks. I have just never has to split and always put these images on thier network. This one needs to be transported via CD.

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I am looking for a way of splitting a single Ghost 8.0 gho into a gho and a ghs from the single image I have now. &nbsp;Can I do it without having to reimage and set that parameter at the time the build is imaged?<br />
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In other words, is there something that will allow me to split the image I have now into two smaller ones without having to re-image the original build??
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I am looking for a way of splitting a single Ghost 8.0 gho into a gho and a ghs from the single image I have now.  Can I do it without having to reimage and set that parameter at the time the build is imaged?

In other words, is there something that will allow me to split the image I have now into two smaller ones without having to re-image the original build??

Can I split a Norton Ghost 8.0 Image?

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