Sorry to hear that you're having problems with image spanning. Recently my images expanded to 3 spans which is the same as what you've shown.
I've been providing bootable DVD's to our satillite facilities for several years with little or no problem --> As long as I adhere to the DOS 8.3 convention. If my file name is longer than 8 charactors then I run in to the same problem that you're having.
Here is the command line that I've been using
echo Loading Ghost ...
ECHO.
ECHO.
d:
d:\ghost -clone,mode=load,src=d:\xpsp2Pr.gho,dst=1 -sure -rb
The secret that I've found lies with using the -sure command.
I added the -rb command recently so that ghost would automatically reboot the machine after ghost process has completed -- into the OS and it then runs mini setup (SysPrep) commands. This way once the ghost process and mini set up finishes it will be ready for me to log into the computer (I must have the bios set to boot the HD <<before>> the CD/DVD).
It makes it a lot easier for me to perform other tasks without having to baby sit the ghosting operation..
One further note: I presume that you are including the Ghost.exe in the same location on the DVD as the ghost image files.
Hope that this helps
Mikeee
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