I remember using sysprep tool to clear all the dependencies of windows
to your hardware and used 'partimage' to take the image of NTFS
partition. If you r going to install on the same machine I guess you
wouldn't need sysprep. partimage is cool. Boot of the knoppix and use
the partimage. You can use partitionmagic or Qtparted to resize your
partition at the end. I haven't used Qtparted with NTFS so no comments
on that though. I've used partition magic to resize NTFS partitions
quite a few times and worked well.
sanjay.
Deepak Saxena wrote:
>I'm looking to upgrade the HD on my girlfriend's computer and
>I do not want to go through the hassle of having to reinstall
>WinXP and then have her reinstall all her applications and
>restore personal files. Is there something akin to Norton
>Ghost that I could use to image the filesystem from the old
>disk (6G) to the new disk (40G)? dd will allow me to copy
>the data over, but it would be stuck in a 6G partition on a
>40G disk, which doesn't do me much good since I don't want
>multiple partitions/drive letters.
>
>Tnx,
>~Deepak
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