Ghost parameter and command operation guide

Ghost parameters and command operation guide all ghost command operations are based on the-clone parameter as the core. Its syntax is-clone, mode = (operation), src = (source ), DST = (destination), [Sze (size), Sze (size) ......] where mode is the operation type, you can choose to: Copy: disk to disk; load: file to disk; dump: disk to file; pcopy: partition to partition; pload: file to partition; pdump: partition to file -- the most common ones are about partition pdump and pload. In the syntax, SRC is the source of operation, which can be a disk, partition, or image file. Likewise, DST is the target and can also be a disk, partition, or image file. It depends on what kind of operation you have done. :) size is rarely used, it is used to partition data from the image to the disk at the same time. The value can be an exact number M or a percentage p. Suppose there is an 8G hard disk, size1 = 4096 m, size2 = 4096m refers to adjusting the hard disk to two 4G partitions; size1 = 50 p, size2 = 50p play the same role, where the number before P represents the percentage of the hard disk. In addition, there are generally three commonly used parameters:-Sure automatically responds to yes and no prompt is displayed. -After the RB operation is complete, the system automatically restarts. in Zn, N must be replaced with a number, indicating the compression ratio. For example, if 1 is used, it is directly converted to gho without compression. 9 is the maximum compression. For example: g: \ ghost \ ghost03.exe-clone, mode = pdump, src =, DST = G: \ backup \ WINXP. gho-z7-Sure-rb g: \ ghost \ ghost03.exe-clone, mode = pload, src = G: \ backup \ WINXP. GH1, DST =-Sure-Rb perform image mirroring and image restoration operations for Windows XP of drive d respectively. The ghost03.exe file in the ghostdirectory is used. Program . The image is stored in G: \ backup. In the two commands indicates the second partition of the first hard disk. -Z7 indicates the 7-digit compression ratio. After the operation is completed, the system automatically restarts. Note that the recovery command is followed by the gho: 1, because the gho file can be made into multiple partitions, And the number followed by the colon indicates which partition to restore. If a gho file contains only one partition, 1 is used. The following lists all the ghost parameters I know:-Z compresses the content on the disk or partition when it is saved to the image file. -Z or-z1 is low compression rate (FAST);-Z2 is high compression rate (medium speed);-Z3 to-Z9 increase the compression rate in turn (slow speed) -Rb is automatically restarted after this operation-Fx is automatically returned to the DOS prompt when the ghost operation ends and exits. do not conflict with-Rb. -Sure answers "yes" to all prompts or warnings requiring confirmation ". This parameter is dangerous. It is recommended only for advanced users. -Fro indicates forced copy if a bad cluster is found in the source partition. This parameter can be used to try to save data in Bad Sectors of the hard disk. @ Filename: Specify the TXT file in filename. The TXT file is an additional parameter of the ghost, which is not limited by the 150 characters of the doscommand line. -F32 copies the source fat16 partition and converts it to FAT32 (provided that the target partition is not less than 2 GB ). Use winnt 4, Windows 95, and 97 with caution. -When you back up a file directly to the CD, this option can make the CD boot. In this process, you need to put the boot disk. -Fatlimit: Limit the fat16 partition of NT to 2 GB. This parameter is useful when copying Windows NT partitions without the 64 K/cluster fat16. -Span volume splitting parameter. When the space is insufficient, the system prompts to copy to another backup package in another partition. -When auto volume copy is performed, a file name is automatically assigned to continue execution without prompting. -Crcignore ignores the CRC error in the backup package. Do not use this parameter unless you need to rescue the data in the backup package to prevent data errors. -Ia: All images. Ghost backs up all the partitions on the hard disk one by one. -All Linux images are backed up one by one, similar to the-Ia parameter. -ID: All images. Similar to the-Ia parameter, but it contains the Partition Boot information. -Update Status and user intervention are prohibited during the quiet operation. -Script can execute multiple ghost command lines. The command line is stored in the specified file. -Span enables the cross-volume feature of image files. -Split = x: the backup package is divided into multiple volumes. The size of each volume is x mb. This function is very useful for copying large backup packages to mobile storage devices. For example, you can copy a GB backup package to three recording disks.