I run Ghost 15 (updated with Liveupdate) on a laptop running Windows 7 Home Premium SP1.
My 500GB hard drive was originally divided into three partitions:
Windows and applications on C:\
Data on D:\
Backups on E:\
Ghost ran satisfactorily for a year. Status sometimes showed the E:\ drive as unavailable but it still wrote backup files to a folder on this drive.
I recently created an additional partition on which I installed Ubuntu Linux,using a dual-boot configuration.
Everything continues to operate normally within Windows 7 with the exception of Ghost which now shows all my drives as "unavailable".
I ran "Partinf0.exe" from the Ghost utilities directory. The attached test file was generated. It has a line which reads:
"WARNING: Logical partition entries are not in sequential order."
I assume that this refers to the fact that the Linux partition is physically located between the C:\ and D:\ partitions.
Can anyone suggest a solution?