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#1 icwright

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Posted 20 April 2007 - 03:50 AM

Question about winbuilder XP based projects and ghost 8

hello, this is my first post.
I have been playing with Winbuilder for about 3 months, BartPe for a few years and UBCD4Win for a year or so. I mainly use a SDI(compressed) booted, reduced down BartPe with Freecommander, SCDWriter and Ghost 8. By trial and error I have found the extra files needed for any programs that I have used. This functions perfectly for me. I use Ghost 8 alot as a backup/restore strategy.

I have been playing with winbuilder and am very impressed with the project. I especially like the desktop icons, explorer, usb drivers and ease of building/testing. All this from 1 program, previously I have had to build my "BartPe" in many stages.

With Winbuilder I can make PE's that meet most of my needs except for ghost 8. I can get basic ghost functions to work. I have modified the GHOST and ASPI plugin from Bart/UBCD. ASPICHECK says aspi is installed(although I think it just checks for files not a functioning aspi layer). I have use several builds of winbuilder, LiveXP NativePE and variations of aspi/ghost scripts. Ghost 8 needs a functioning aspi layer to burn to cd.

My quest is to have a fully functioning ghost 8 on a winbuilder pe. I need to find a way to get a ASPI layer that functions for GHOST 8. Any help would be appreciated. I realise other imaging programs exist but I do not wish to use anything else.

Alternatively could I load my reduced bartpe into winbuilder and "skip(modify)" the build stage. This way I have a tested base PE that has my basic requirements and add extra from winbuilder to it. I have tried this but have not been successful. Any ideas if this is a way around my problem would also be helpful.

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#2 amalux

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Posted 14 August 2007 - 09:10 PM

icwright

I know this is old; I just came across your post. Let me know if you still need help on this and I'll get you set up :loleverybody:


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#3 phox

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Posted 15 August 2007 - 03:54 AM

My quest is to have a fully functioning ghost 8 on a winbuilder pe. I need to find a way to get a ASPI layer that functions for GHOST 8. Any help would be appreciated. I realise other imaging programs exist but I do not wish to use anything else.


Try this: Attached File  Ghost.zip   1.04KB   1214 downloads

In addition you just need Ghost.exe file in folder: "Program Files\BackUp\Ghost".
If you UPX it, it will come down to just 750.5 KB.

#4 amalux

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Posted 15 August 2007 - 07:25 AM

Try this: Attached File  Ghost.zip   1.04KB   1214 downloads

In addition you just need Ghost.exe file in folder: "Program Files\BackUp\Ghost".
If you UPX it, it will come down to just 750.5 KB.

Hi Phox,

Couple things, Icwright wants to be able to burn CD/DVD's from Ghost...

I can make PE's that meet most of my needs except for ghost 8. I can get basic ghost functions to work. I have modified the GHOST and ASPI plugin from Bart/UBCD. ASPICHECK says aspi is installed(although I think it just checks for files not a functioning aspi layer). I have use several builds of winbuilder, LiveXP NativePE and variations of aspi/ghost scripts. Ghost 8 needs a functioning aspi layer to burn to cd.
My quest is to have a fully functioning ghost 8 on a winbuilder pe. I need to find a way to get a ASPI layer that functions for GHOST 8.

The only way to achive that is to encode some additional files into the script, aspi32.sy_ (Adaptec); re-badged, wnaspi32.dll (Frog ASPI) and ghostcdr.dll (Symantec, from the Ghost install). Otherwise you end up with this...

Needless to say, seeing the reference guide doesn't help :w00t:

Also, your script calls for 'ghost.exe'; this is the name given for the 16bit DOS version in Ghost 8 (the one Icwright referred to in his question) If this was your intention then I don't see how it would work for him; you probably meant 'Ghost32.exe' instead, this could be confusing as there is no version called in your script. Hope this helps :loleverybody:

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