I followed the unallocated instructions provided by Symantec to clone a drive and I can get the copied drive to boot to either XP or to the other, depending on which partition in windows I set to be the active primary partition. So if I set the Local [Drive Letter:\] to be the active primary partition, and take it out and put it in it's PC, it boots fine as default into Windows XP. However if I choose to boot to the Ghost Recovery Partition (Option 2) it will just sit there with a blank screen and flashing curser.
Now, if I set the Ghost partition to the active primary partion and take it out and put it in it's PC, it boots straight to the Ghost Recovery Console straight away.
I don't know how the heck I can set the active primary as the local drive with Windows XP on it, and have the dual boot function for the Norton Ghost 2003 Ghost Recovery console to come up if I select it.
There's a connection missing, but the original drive (the source drive) has the local partition with Windows XP on it as active primary, and I cloned both partitions. So I don't know why the copied hard drive doesn't boot like the source hard drive if it's a copy.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,