I am using GSS 2.5 11.5.0.2141.
I captured an image using spanning of 638MB, old naming convention and compression of 5 (using these advanced options -cns -split=638 -z5) in Ghost console. These are the same settings we have been using in GSS2, GSS2.1 and GSS2.2
First thing I notice it ignored the -cns option ( filename.gho , filename.001, filename.002, filename.003, etc) instead it gave me filename.gho, filename001.ghs, filename002.ghs, etc.
Then I tried to edit the image using Ghost Explorer.
Ghost explorer then prompted me for all of the ghost files (last spanned file, 3rd spanned file, 2nd spanned file, etc) - weird?
Then I wanted to remove a file in the image (c:\program files\symantec\ghost\dnscache.txt)
Then I exited Ghost Explorer.
Then I went back into Ghost Explorer - "Not a Ghost image file"
I tried using -ignoreindex and -corrupt - no luck
I tried using -split option as specified in the Implementation Guide:
If Ghost Explorer reports that a spanned or split image is corrupt without
prompting for the second part of the image, it may not recognize that the image
is split. Starting with the -split argument forces Ghost Explorer to treat an image
as a split image.
No Luck
Luckily I made a copy of the original, I retried the same steps, but this time before exiting I compiled to a new location. The new compiled image opens fine, but the original is still corrupted.
Help...