You should look at BESR there is a tool that VMware makes that will import BESR images directly and will build all the information off of the files that BESR created. This is because the hard drive controller on the machine you took the image from was differnt that the vmware machine and you will need to run a tool like Deployanywhere or sysprep to over come the hardware differences. You may find that your restored image will blue screen with a 7b error. When it is all done you can fire up your vmware system and should be good to go. Use ghost to do a Local Disk from Image restore using the VMDK as your target. When the ghost GUI opens you will see a drive that is the same size as your VMware system's drive that you created. This will Mount your vmdk as a drive that can be restored to using the ghost GUI. i then wiped my computer and made sure the hard drive was in one partition. Load the disk image file savedsk.gho on the server drive mapped locally to drive E onto drive 1 of the local computer. so i found the ghost image file by making the partition visible and i copied the files (3 of them) onto my usb hard drive for the time being. Copy the second partition on drive one to the first partition on drive two on the same computer without the final prompt: ghost.exe -clone,modepcopy,src1:2,dst2:1 -sure. Open a command window and run the following hi, i decided it was time to delete the restore partition of my new i6400 and save some space, by putting the image file onto a dvd for backup instead.
#How to create image of hard drive using norton ghost full#
There isn't a way to go from GHO to full VMware system that has all the needed files. If you want to boot into the Norton Ghost recovery environment on a modern laptop, you might soon realize that Norton Ghost only allows you to create recovery CD's. I create A VM machine first and then target that VMDK to restore your image to.
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