The ghost software for enterprise, including Ghost 12.0 and Deployment Solution 6.9, was released on 18 May 2017. Release Update 3, which was released 22 September 2017, added support for the ext4 filesystem.[13]
The ghost software for enterprise, including Ghost 12.0 and Deployment Solution 6.9, was released on 31 October 2018. This release added support for Ghost Solution Suite Web Console, iPXE, Windows Server 2016, Smart raw imaging, 4K native drive support.
Norton Ghost 11.5.1.2266.rarl
The image was created using DOS boot disk and Symantec Ghost 11.0.2. For check/restore, I've tried versions 11.0.2 and most recent 11.5.1 (purchased an upgrade), DOS-based ghost.exe and ghost32.exe running under Windows Server 2003. Also attempted to use "-wa" command line option, all to no success - it always crashes. One more note: image file is quite big, slightly over 1TB.
What I need to understand is (please bare with me), having gone through the instructions on the above link what am I then able to do? Will I be able to produce a ghost boot disk which I can then use on my HP 800 G1 PC's so that they can then connect to my ghostcast server and be imaged from there?
I am going through part 1 of your article and I seem to have hit a bit of a stumbling block. You guys will really have to bare with me on this as I am only a low level 1st/2nd line support analyst. Assume that I know nothing about ghost console or winpe. 2ff7e9595c
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