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Prepare empty VHD file I attached pre-prepared empty 130 GB dynamically expanding VHD file in a ZIP file. The file inside a ZIP has a bogus BMP attachment. Just unpack it and rename to VHD.

Norton Ghost is a program that backs up your entire computer system, allowing you to restore your computer to an earlier state. This means that if your computer.

Install vhdmount utility Download Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 setup and run it. You can select to install the vhdmount utility only. I suggest a reboot after a restart. Use vhdmount utility to mount empty VHD drive as a local drive Execute: vhdmount /p /f image.vhd 4.

Use ghost32.exe to restore GHO image to localy mounted VHD drive Make sure you restore GHO image to mounted virtual 130 GB empty hard drive. Unmount VHD drive Execute vhdmount /u image.vhd.

Depends on what version of Ghost created the image. If it is after 10 or later, vmware converter understands it. If the image is ghost 8 or something, another way you can do this, is to create a VM with the requisite hard disks/ settings. So if your original server had 1 disk, do the same on your VM.

Make sure it is connected to the network. Boot this VM off a CD/floppy that has Ghost on it and make sure it is talking to the network.

In the VM, then map to the network drive that has your ghost images, and use Ghost to clone the image onto your local drive. Once this is done, use VMWare Converter to fix the VM (it will configure the virtual hard disk so that it injects the requisite SCSI drivers). I normally use a bartPE CD with Ghost on it.

It's worked like a charm for the last 3 years! I don't know that you can convert a.gho, but you should explore the options you have in Ghost for exporting. Algebra Y Trigonometria Zill Dewar Descargar Pdf. I haven't used Ghost in years, and I'm sure it has changed quite a bit since then, so I really can't tell you much more than that.

I tried looking for a Ghost v11 manual. Turns out that v11 was actually part of v1 and is functionally similar to Ghost v10. Here's a link to the. According to the Norton Save & Restore v2 manual and the Ghost v10 manual, it appears that a.sv2i is a recovery point (but it isn't clear). Is the original machine from which the.gho was created available? If so, you can use VMware convertor to create a VMDK directly from that machine. Or, restore the.gho, then install the VMware Convertor.

Nhl 13 Keygen Idm. If the original machine is not available, then the next best thing would be ryder0707's suggestion and create a VM, restore the.gho to the VM, and then run the Windows setup to repair it so it will boot.