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| 其它操作系统综合讨论区 » Can the partition size corresponding to a GHOST image be changed? |
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| Floor1 nbh002 | Posted 2003-11-28 00:00 |
| 中级用户 Posts 67 Credits 396 | |
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My C drive has bad sectors, so I have to throw away the part of the area that has bad sectors, which means the size of C will change!!!
Can I still use the image of my C drive? C drive 5G image 400M need to throw away 1G of space |
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| Floor2 MLD | Posted 2003-11-28 00:00 |
| 高级用户 Posts 173 Credits 570 | |
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Yes, you can.
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| Floor3 nbh002 | Posted 2003-11-28 00:00 |
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The following is a quote from MLD posted on 2003-11-28 21:38:28: Hey! Hey! Why did you get stuck? What can be used, and used for what??? |
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| Floor4 hanshen | Posted 2003-11-29 00:00 |
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Yes, you can. When using ghost, the partition size on the target drive can be changed.
First completely format the hard disk's C: partition and then clone it; the data won't be wrong. When using ghost, it will be fine as long as the target drive size is smaller than the original data. Also, ghost clones data, not the physical tracks of the hard disk, so there's no problem! |
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