New to this forum and I hope I'm posting this correctly.
I have Ghost 15 installed on Windows 7 (Ultimate ed.) and am using a USB connected external hard drive as a destination for whole system backups. Compression is on (Normal), and the backup is configured to backup all but the destination drive ... I thought recursion might be a problem :-) ...
The backup completes for all drives, but when the verification pass gets to the point of verifying the Windows/7 system boot drive (that little chunk of disk that Windows/7 uses to store boot configuration) the process stops with an ebab03f1 error indicating a "cyclic redundancy check."
I've already done a very thorough "scrub" of both the source and destination drives for bad sectors, I tried removing and re-installing Ghost 15. I tried backing up the drives individually (the boot config drive backed up and verified, the C: drive didn't, but "scrubbing" the C: drive says everything is fine). If I turn off verification on the C: drive backup (doing the drives independently), the job completes (so we don't have a problem backing up the drive, but we do when we try to verify the backup ... hmmmmm) ... I'd think that a cyclic redundancy check problem would happen any time you try to read from a drive with a "bad spot" on it.
Anybody got a clue what else to try?