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1.
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In the Ghost Boot Wizard window, click
CD/DVD Startup Disk with Ghost.
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2.
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Click Next.
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3.
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Select one of the following:
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Providing MS-DOS
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4.
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Click Next.
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5.
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In the Ghost.exe field, type the correct path
if the executable has been moved or you want to use a different
version of Ghost.exe.
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The default path to the Ghost.exe
appears in the Ghost.exe field.
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6.
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In the Parameters field, type any required
command-line parameters.
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7.
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Click Next.
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8.
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If you want to move control of USB devices from
the BIOS to Ghost, check Override BIOS USB
control.
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9.
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If you want to move control of FireWire devices
from the BIOS to Ghost, check Override BIOS
FireWire control.
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10.
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Click Next.
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11.
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In the Floppy Disk Drive field, select the
appropriate drive letter.
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12.
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In the Number of disks to create field, select
the number of disks that you want to create.
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13.
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Ensure that Format disk(s)
First is checked to format the disks before disk
creation.
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Ensure that this option is checked
unless you are creating a custom boot disk with custom system
files. If this option is unchecked, the boot disk is not
bootable.
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14.
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Ensure that Quick Format
is checked to perform a quick format.
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15.
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Click Next.
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16.
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Review the boot disk details and click
Next to start creating the boot disks.
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Follow the prompts to format the
disks and create a boot disk set.
