Symantec GHOST IMAGING FOUNDATION 7.1, Руководство пользователя

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See “Compiling an image file” on page 48.
Note: If the CD/DVD drive is supported by Symantec Ghost, then as you create
the image file you can save the image file directly to the CD/DVD.
Setting the default split options
Once this option is set, it becomes the default for all regenerated files.
To set the default split options
1
In Ghost Explorer, on the View menu, click Options.
2 In the Options dialog box, check Span Image.
3 In the Split point (MB) box, type the required size.
If you are splitting the file to save onto CD, then set the size to 600 MB.
4 If you want Ghost Explorer to choose a default name for additional span files
that it creates, click Autoname Spans.
5
Click OK.
Compiling an image file
If you add or delete files from an image file, the image file becomes fragmented.
Symantec Ghost takes longer to restore a fragmented image than a compiled file.
You can improve the performance of a restore by compiling a file before you
restore it. When you compile a file, the file is defragmented. If you want to split
an existing image, then you must compile it to span the image file.
You can check the properties of the image file to determine whether compilation
is recommended.
To compile an image file
1 On the File menu, click Compile.
2 If you want to span the image file, in the Save As dialog box, check Span
Image, and then in the Split point (MB) box, type the required size.
If you are splitting the file to save it on a CD, then set the size to 600 MB.
3 If you want Ghost Explorer to choose a default name for any additional span
files that it creates, click Autoname Spans.
Modifying image file contents with Ghost Explorer
Setting the default split options
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