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I used the USB flash drive to mass-produce. I put a GHOSTXP.GHO into the CD-ROM partition of the USB flash drive.

I want to use the USB flash drive to boot and then copy this GHO file to the hard disk partition and run GHOST to restore it to the first partition of the disk. But I don't know how to assign drive letters to the disk partitions under DOS, and it's best to support NTFS partitions.

For example, after mass-producing the USB flash drive, there are two partitions, one is the CD-ROM partition and the other is the FAT partition.

The GHO file and GHSOT.EXE are in the root directory of the CD-ROM.

There are two situations for the hard disk partitions: the first partition is a FAT32 partition or the first partition is an NTFS partition.

Now I want to use the USB flash drive to boot and assign drive letters to the CD-ROM, the USB FAT partition, and the two hard disk partitions as C: D: E: F: respectively.

Then copy the GHO file in the root directory of the CD-ROM to the F: drive, and then start the CD-ROM's GHOST.exe to restore the GHO file in the F: drive to the E: drive.

Is there a friend who can help write a batch script? Thank you.

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