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which version of ghost are you using?
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are the volumns dynamic? &nbsp;Ghost used to may still have problems with dynamic drives. &nbsp;Also you could be experiencing a problem because of the raid controller and Ghost not being able to recognize the drives because of that.<br />

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are the volumns dynamic?  Ghost used to may still have problems with dynamic drives.  Also you could be experiencing a problem because of the raid controller and Ghost not being able to recognize the drives because of that.


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If I put it in RAID mode, it sees both drives as one. If I use native it sees two separate drives, but I can ony image the first one. Not the second one. I need a way to image the whole system.
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If I put it in RAID mode, it sees both drives as one. If I use native it sees two separate drives, but I can ony image the first one. Not the second one. I need a way to image the whole system.

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if it is a mirrored system you would not ghost both drives.. *they are the same.<br />
if is a different raid you will have to backup while it is running using different software.. perhaps using a vmware tool to convert a live machine to a virtual or something like that.
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if it is a mirrored system you would not ghost both drives.. *they are the same.
if is a different raid you will have to backup while it is running using different software.. perhaps using a vmware tool to convert a live machine to a virtual or something like that.

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Please suggest how did you solved it? I have HP6005 system which is not boot from CD/DVD :(
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Please suggest how did you solved it? I have HP6005 system which is not boot from CD/DVD :(

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I'm trying to ghost a <b>HP 6005</b>. It has two drives that are setup with RAID. It is loaded with <b>Windows 7 32 bit </b>OS. I get a write error when it sends the image to the serer. If I change the Bios to native mode, I am unabe to even select the drive that contains the OS. Any help would be appreciated.
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I'm trying to ghost a HP 6005. It has two drives that are setup with RAID. It is loaded with Windows 7 32 bit OS. I get a write error when it sends the image to the serer. If I change the Bios to native mode, I am unabe to even select the drive that contains the OS. Any help would be appreciated.

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