How to keep Ghost from automatically resizing partitions
When Ghost performs a disk clone, or restores a disk image, it resizes all partitions based on their data space requirements in relation to the free space on the destination drive. Because of the resizing, an image created from a hard drive and then restored to the same hard drive, may have different sized partitions than the original source.
To prevent Ghost from automatically resizing the partition, use the SZE switch as follows:
When the source and destination drives are the same size
If you have two drives of the same size, use the following switch to keep the partitions from being resized:
Use the SZEE switch in the -CLONE statement. For example:
GHOST64.EXE -CLONE,MODE=LOAD,SRC=G:\2PRTDISK.GHO,DST=2,SZEE
To prevent Ghost from automatically resizing the partition, use the SZE switch as follows:
When the source and destination drives are the same size
If you have two drives of the same size, use the following switch to keep the partitions from being resized:
Use the SZEE switch in the -CLONE statement. For example:
GHOST64.EXE -CLONE,MODE=LOAD,SRC=G:\2PRTDISK.GHO,DST=2,SZEE
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