After using the ghost "DISK TO DISK" for the NT3.51 hard drive (source disk: 2G/5G, target disk: 6G/6.4G), the new disk cannot boot the system. Then, using diskrw to view the 0th sector, it was found that the entire sector content was rewritten to non-zero content, and 55AA was also gone. But when executing diskrw 0 0 1 /l /p again, the sector content returned to normal.
Every time after restarting, viewing the target disk is like this. The first time it was all rewritten, and the next time it was normal when viewed.
So, replacing the target disk with a not-so-good 2G disk, this problem did not occur, although it still cannot boot the system.
Why does this problem of the 0th sector being temporarily rewritten occur?
Please give advice!
Every time after restarting, viewing the target disk is like this. The first time it was all rewritten, and the next time it was normal when viewed.
So, replacing the target disk with a not-so-good 2G disk, this problem did not occur, although it still cannot boot the system.
Why does this problem of the 0th sector being temporarily rewritten occur?
Please give advice!