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November 27th, 2003, 03:55 AM
#1
backup to network CD-RW drive?
Greetings!
I would like to do a full backup of my daughter's old Acer (Win 95) machine. The Acer does not have a burner. I have it connected to my network and would like to back it up to the CD-RW drive on my Dell machine (Win 98SE). Any idea how this can be done?
I use Power Quest (Symantec?) Drive Image and it does not "see" network drives as far as I know. I thought about just creating a partition on the Acer ( imaging to the new partition using Drive Image, then copying the image file over to the Dell, and then creating CDs). Unfortunately there is very little room (< 800KB) on the Acer hard drive to do that.
I also thought about maping the CD-RW drive on the Dell to the Acer but that requires Windows and that's lost when Drive Image reboots to do its thing.
Do you know of a technique to do this? Other backup software that can backup to network drives?
Thanks,
Janusz
Age doesn't always bring wisdom. Sometimes age comes alone.
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November 27th, 2003, 10:03 AM
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Install the Acer HD in the Dell, and back it up to the CD-RW drive from there.
If the CD-RW drive is on the secondary IDE channel, then install the HD as Slave on the primary IDE channel.
If the CD-RW drive is on IDE 1, then install the HD on IDE 2.
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