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Symantec Ghost Corporate Edition 11.5.0.2165 (is that the latest update) does indeed support DOS (and I think HDDs 1TB as well).

However, the latest Norton Ghost 14 seems to have abandoned DOS altogether in favour of a VistaPE CD or something.

Now my question is, since the Corp.

Ed. seems to be based on an older 11.x version of Norton Ghost, is that the last version to support DOS (and huge HDDs) Or did Norton Ghost 12 and 13 support DOS (and huge HDDs) as well Also, I have an external Seagate USB 2.0 FreeAgent Desktop HDD ( BTW, I know all about other products like Acronis, and also WinPELinux-based backup CDs (Ghost or otherwise).

I am asking for DOS versions of Ghost specifically for a reason.

Thanks in advance for all the help:) Message Edited by ajones on 02-21-2009 11:15 AM.

Ghost 2003 was the last consumer version of Ghost that used DOS and the virtual partition method for imaging.

Starting with Ghost 9, the consumer version used Win PE for image restores and the powerquest based technologies found in Drive Image, Live State Recovery, and Backup Exec System Recovery.

Meanwhile, Ghost corporate became the Ghost Solution Suite and is up to GSS 2.0 the last I heard.

I believe GSS 2 will support greater than 1 TB, but Im not sure.

I would recommend going to the Enterprise forum at and asking there.

They should be able to answer your question with respect to GSS.

DOS has problems with trying to use more than one active USB connection.

Norton Ghost 12 Dos Versions