Ghost Vs CDRW

[VaCreeper]

I found out the hard way(not that it really matters)that ghosting your HDD onto CDRW media is a waste of that media. Once you've copied a ghost image there is no getting rid of it! I'm not sure why but you can't erase the disck. It just sits in the CDRW drive, and makes a clicking noise. No problem bringing it up on the CD drive, or using the image. The CDRW drive wont read it anymore. Just FYI.
Thanx
195th_Creeper

[NDD]

What program did you use to ghost the HD on CD-RW ? And what program you're using to erase those CD-RW ? You might need to perform full format of CD-RW instead of just erasing it in some cases.

[VaCreeper]

I used Norton Ghost to create a boot disk and bootable CD's. I used CD-RW medium so I could ,of course, reuse the CD's. I tried to erase the disks on my Teac CD-RW drive using Adaptec software. I can't get the disks to be recognized by the software. They just sit in the drive and click. If I could get the CD to be recognized I could format it.

Thanx
195th_Creeper

[NDD]

Try another soft, NTI CD-Maker or Nero, they may work for you. I just don't like EZCD Creator since it became Roxio's :(