Appunti Armonia

di Ernesto Quaraca
Questi sono degli appunti di alcune cose che ho notato in merito all'armonia mus
icali
Running your computer from the Virtual Partition
From Norton Ghost you can restart your computer into the Virtual Partition.
The Virtual Partition is created in DOS and includes the files that you have sav
ed
in a selected folder. Once you have created a Virtual Partition from a folder, y
ou
can run any application that you have provided in the selected folder.
The Virtual Partition is created with the following files:
Ghreboot.exe
This executable file lets you restart your computer back into Windows.
Selected driver settings
You can select drivers to include in the Virtual Partition that will let you
access external hardware.
DOS applications stored in the selected folder
Any DOS applications that you provided in the selected folder are bundled
and included in the Virtual Partition.
If you include Autoexec.bat and Config.sys in the selected folder, then they are
modified by Norton Ghost when the Virtual Partition is created.
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Checking the integrity of an image file
Before you create the Virtual Partition, you must create a folder that contains
the
files that you want included in the Virtual Partition.
To create the Virtual Partition from a folder
1 In the Ghost Basic window, click Ghost Advanced, and then click Create
Virtual Partition.
2 Click Next.
3 Click Browse to select a directory from which to create the Virtual Partition.
4 In the Required Free Space field, set the size in MB of the Virtual Partition.
5 Click Next.
6 If you want to set advanced driver settings, then click Advanced Settings.
See Setting Norton Ghost options and defaults on page 46.
7 Click Next.
8 Click Run Now to restart your computer in the Virtual Partition.
The task summary displays the size of the folder that you have selected. The
Virtual Partition cannot be smaller than the folder size.
Restarting your computer from the Virtual Partition
To restart your computer back into Windows from the Virtual Partition, you
must run the Ghreboot executable.
You may also need to run Ghreboot if a task has failed and your computer is left
in the Virtual Partition.
To restart your computer in Windows
1 At the command line, type ghreboot.
2 Press Enter.
Checking the integrity of an image file
You can check the integrity of a Ghost image file. An integrity check ensures th
at
the data read from the image file is the same as the data written to the image f
ile.
Norton Ghost performs a dummy restore of the image file. It does not check that
the data on the disk is the same as the data in the image file.Setting options a
nd defaults
Viewing the task log

To check the integrity of an image file

1 In the Ghost Basic window, click Ghost Advanced, and then click Image
Integrity Check.
2 Click Next.
3 In the Create Image Integrity Check Wizard window, click Browse and find
the image file that you want to verify.
4 If you want to view the contents of the image file in Ghost Explorer, click
Open image in Ghost Explorer.
See Viewing image files on page 119.
5 Click Next.
6 If you want to set advanced settings for the verification, then click Advanced
Settings.
See Adding command-line switches to a task on page 47.
7 Click Next.
8 In the Important Information dialog box, if you do not want to view this
warning again, click Dont show this screen again, and then click Next.
9 Click Run Now to start the image verification.
Viewing the task log
The task log displays the tasks performed from the Norton Ghost wizards.
To view the task log
1 In the Ghost Basic window, click View Log.
2 In the Task Log Viewer window, select a log entry and click View Log.
Starting Ghost.exe
You can start Ghost.exe from Windows. This option restarts your computer in
DOS and opens Ghost.exe, which lets you run Norton Ghost interactively.
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What to do if a task fails
To start Ghost.exe
1 In the Ghost Basic window, click Ghost Advanced, and then click Run Ghost
Interactively.
2 Click Next.
3 If you want to set advanced settings for the backup, then click Advanced
Settings.
See Setting Norton Ghost options and defaults on page 46.
4 Click Next.
5 In the Important Information dialog box, if you do not want to view this
warning again, click Dont show this screen again, and then click Next.
6 In the Disaster Recovery window, select one of the following:

Launch Tutorials: Opens the tutorial index.

From the tutorials, you can select a tutorial that demonstrates how to
create a recovery boot disk.
Continue: Returns to the Run Ghost Interactively Wizard.
This dialog box warns you to ensure that you can run Ghost.exe and access
your image file once it has been created. You may need to create a recovery
boot disk.
See Creating a recovery boot disk on page 73.

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Select one of the following:
Run Now: Restarts your computer into DOS and launches Ghost.exe.
Disaster Recovery: Starts the Ghost Boot Wizard and creates a recovery
boot disk.
See Creating a recovery boot disk on page 73.
What to do if a task fails
If a Norton Ghost task fails, you are prompted to select one of the following
options:
Exit to DOS: Closes Ghost.exe and returns to DOS.
Return to Windows: Restarts your computer into Windows.
Retry the operation: Executes the task again.Chapter

Image file options

This chapter includes the following topics:
About Norton Ghost image files
Image files and compression
Image files and CRC32
Image files and volume spanning
Image files and tape drives
GoBack and Norton Ghost
Dynamic disks in Windows 2000/XP
Hibernation and swap files
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About Norton Ghost image files
About Norton Ghost image files
The image files created with Norton Ghost have a .gho or .g