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Usage error 11030: invalid destinat

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Name: n303y
Date: May 17, 2007 at 08:26:37 Pacific
Subject: Usage error 11030: invalid destinat
OS: FreeDOS
CPU/Ram: 128
Model/Manufacturer: Dell Latitude cpi
Comment:

I am having trouble with Norton Ghost 2003 using command line switches with a batch file. I get an "Usage error 11030: invalid destination drive" error when trying to restore a ghost image. What is really odd is I can boot into Norton Ghost and manually restore the same ghost image to the same destination partition and it works just fine. I only have trouble when using a command line to do the same exact thing. I believe I am using the right syntax and switches. Here is the command line I am using:
ghost.exe -clone,mode=restore,src=c:\test.gho,
dst=1:2 -sure


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Response Number 1
Name: n303y
Date: May 17, 2007 at 08:33:22 Pacific
Subject: Usage error 11030: invalid destinat
Reply: (edit)

FreeDOS on the first partition which is formatted in FAT 32
Windows XpPro on the second partition which is formatted in NTFS
The drive was partitioned as follows using Xfdisk
Partition 1 is a primary partition set to be active
Partition 2 is a primary partition set to be inactive


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Response Number 2
Name: Santa
Date: May 17, 2007 at 14:37:53 Pacific
Subject: Usage error 11030: invalid destinat
Reply: (edit)

Norton Ghost 2003 is a Windows Product !!


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