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  • 1.  Ghost 11.5 Error 27076

    Posted Mar 02, 2011 01:43 PM

    Hi...

    When trying to bring down a ghost image to a pc I am getting the following error below.  Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Jim

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    Date   : Tue Mar 01 11:29:11 2011
    Error Number: (27076)
    Message: Corrupt packet length in compressed image file
    Version: 11.5.0.2141 (Sep  5 2008, Build=2141)
    OS Version: Microsoft Windows XP Professional  (Build 2600)
    Command line arguments:
    Active Switches :
           AutoName
    PathName            : 3196 VIRSCAN9.DAT
    DumpFile            : 2.1:\Images\D531Mar2011\d531mar11.GHO
    DumpPos             : 367174490
    Last LFO Buffersize : 0
    Last LFO Path       :
      Full Path         : 2.1:\Images\D531Mar2011\d531mar11.GHO
      Disk:Partition    : 2:1
      Drive Letter      : D:\
    Last LFO Filesystem : Native
    FlagImplode         : 0
    FlagExplode         : 3

    Operation Details :
      Total size.........15351
      MB copied..........663
      MB remaining.......14688
      Percent complete...4%
      Speed..............340 MB/min
      Time elapsed.......1:57  
      Time remaining.....43:12  

    Thread #580 Call Stack
    AbortLog
    Generic_Abort
    NTFSRead
    readNextSeqPacket
    loadRun
    loadAttribute
    loadAttributes
    loadMFTRec
    loadMFT
    loadVol
    CheckNTFSImage
    CheckPartition2
    CheckFileIntegrity
    CopyMainline
    AttemptOperation
    sub_main
    main



  • 2.  RE: Ghost 11.5 Error 27076

    Posted Mar 03, 2011 08:38 AM

    It sounds as if your GHO image has an internal or transmission error, as the log states: "Corrupt packet length in compressed image file".

    Was this a hot image (ie created while the operating system was running?) or created by booting the machine to PCDOS or WinPE?

    I also note that your version of GSS is way out of date - have you run LiveUpdate anytime recently as the current build is 11.5.1.2266.

    Are you trying to restore over the network or from locally connected storage?

    If you are booting PCDOS, does you system have a SATA hard disk, and if so, have you set the bios so that the disk is in "compatibility mode" as PCDOS has no SATA support.