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40 Backing up, restoring, and cloning from Norton Ghost
Launching Ghost.exe peer-to-peer
9 In the Important Information dialog box, if you do not want to view this
warning again, click Don’t show this screen again, and then click Next.
10 Click Run Now to start the clone operation.
Ensure that all applications on your computer are closed before you run the
clone operation.
Your computer is restarted and the destination hard disk or partition is
cloned from the source hard disk or partition.
Launching Ghost.exe peer-to-peer
From Norton Ghost you can launch Ghost.exe over a USB, LPT, or TCP/IP peer-
to-peer connection. Once you have established the settings for the connection,
Ghost.exe launches ready for you to establish a connection.
Both computers must be running Ghost.exe for you to make the peer-to-peer
connection. On your second computer, you can run Norton Ghost as described
in this section, or you can restart it from a Peer-to-Peer Network Boot Disk or
Standard Boot Disk.
See “Boot disks with network support” on page 79 and “Standard boot disks” on
page 76.
To run Ghost.exe peer-to-peer
To run Ghost.exe peer-to-peer using USB
1 In the Ghost Basic window, click Ghost Advanced, and then click Peer-to-
Peer.
2 Click USB peer-to-peer.
3 Click Next.
4 If you want to set advanced settings, then click Advanced Settings.
See “Setting Norton Ghost options and defaults” on page 46.
5 If you want to set advanced USB peer-to-peer settings, then click USB driver
settings.
See “Installing USB peer-to-peer drivers” on page 57.
6 In the Important Information dialog box, if you do not want to view this
warning again, click Don’t show this screen again, and then click Next.