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I have a IBM x3650 M4 server that does not load into the OS after I have taken an image and tried to restore the same image as a test. &nbsp;I am using a version of Symantec Ghost 11.5. &nbsp;Everything was running fine when I installed Win Server 2008 and I took an image which looked to be the right size(5GB). &nbsp;Not sure if this matters but when I boot into ghost again, it shows the C: drive as an 'efi'. &nbsp;I'm stuck at the moment and any suggestions will be appreciated.
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I have a IBM x3650 M4 server that does not load into the OS after I have taken an image and tried to restore the same image as a test.  I am using a version of Symantec Ghost 11.5.  Everything was running fine when I installed Win Server 2008 and I took an image which looked to be the right size(5GB).  Not sure if this matters but when I boot into ghost again, it shows the C: drive as an 'efi'.  I'm stuck at the moment and any suggestions will be appreciated.

IBM x3650 M4 Server 2008 64-bit

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