Re: [OM] Boot disk cloning, was: - question re anti-virus program

[Chuck Norcutt]

I actually have Acronis version 9 which has been setting unused on the 
shelf for about a year.  I don't actually have a disk yet that would be 
the target of the cloning.  I just downloaded CloneMaxx which apparently 
comes in two forms.  Both create boot disks.  One is to install on a 
floppy and the other as an ISO image file to put on a CD.  I've never 
done the latter and don't know how to proceed.  The user's manual is 
something of a joke.  It tells you how to run the installer program to 
create a bootable diskette.  It then tells you how to start the program 
from the DOS command line and specify a language other than English. 
That's the sum total of the instructions.  :-)

Chuck Norcutt

WayneS wrote:
> At 10:32 PM 12/17/2008, you wrote:
>> And what tool do you use to clone your system disk?
>>
>> Chuck Norcutt
> 
> 
> I have Acronis version 9. Not necessarily the best out there
> and I believe there are some free utilities now, but have yet
> to try them.
> 
> One free one I would like to try is clone maxx.
> http://www.pcinspector.de/
> 
> Acronis suffers from the need to add too many bells and whistles
> to justify the upgrades and prices.
> 
> Has anyone tried clone maxx?
> 
> Wayne S
> 
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