Remember with Ghost that this is a DOS piece of software. To do a good Image you need everything shut down and not run from Windows. You can restore single files from Windows from the Images created using Ghostwalker. You will need a bootdisk with all drivers for your drives that you wish to use with Ghost. The default drivers for cd-rom's from MS-Win98 that is put on the bootdisk is all you need for the cd-burner.
I have Ghost 2001 as part of Norton SystemWorks Profession (bundled together). I have a Jaz 2 gig drive that I make one set of hard drive images. Then I have a spare HD that I make a mid month backup image for a 2nd set.
When I first tried to use a cd-rw I burned 3 or 4 disks then I had a buffer underrun or something that caused it to error. Then I never did do it again with the cd-burner. I do believe it would work but is slow, imaging to the spare HD is the fastest, Jaz drive second, cd-burner the slowest. But it has worked when a driver install has cause serious problems. Takes about 35 mintues with fast compression and 6.8 gigs of data going to the spare HD. Then maybe 5 mintues longer to restore. The first time you are going all that time NOT TO INSTALL SOFTWARE. You can also change your partition size's before the image being restored. Decrease one partition add that to another. Really slick.
Best of luck
James