Dualboot_Ghost_page file to small

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It's sounding like it may be a drive letter issue. Where's the systemroot
of the source? and target? How did you set up the dual boot?

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"Joe" <none@aol.com> wrote in message
news:edxU8cCHEHA.2624@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
: I setup an IBM laptop in a dual boot configuration. The reason for doing
: this is because the user is primarily a field user who sometimes comes
into
: the office, basically as a field user the laptop is a stand-alone and they
: only use one program.
:
:
:
: Here's the problem, after pulling Ghost image down I found the second
: install (domnain install) of Win2000 on the D:\ would not start after
: logging on due to a paging file error. Basically the error says the page
: file is to small or does not exist and instructs to increase the size. I
can
: 't get to the page file because it logs me off as soon as I OK the error.
: The original install on the C:\ seems to be working fine..
:
:
:
: Can anyone clue me in on this? I seen this error before on non-dual boot
: systems in our organization and I just ended up re-imaging them however
this
: time I suspect it has something to do with Ghost
:
:
:
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: TIA,
:
: Joe
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