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From: Ron on 13 May 2010 11:40
Haven't tried this, but it looks OK.

(q)
Copies smaller drives onto larger ones for migrating or backing up
complete installations as well as for data rescue.

The universal download package contains HDClone as a Windows application
(HDClone/W) and as a self-booting application (HDClone/S). You can
easily create a bootable HDClone/S floppy disk or CD/DVD on Windows with
only few mouse clicks. A floppy image, ISO image, and manual (PDF) are
also enclosed.

The download package for Windows contains the same components as the
universal package, but in contrast, it is a self-extracting archive
(.exe), which can only be opened in Windows.
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http://www.miray.de/download/sat.hdclone.html

Comparison of freeware and payware versions:

http://www.miray.de/products/sat.hdclone.html#free (scroll through the
page for additional info)

Apparently , the Windows version can be incorporated into a BartPE to
deploy an image across a network.

http://www.miray.org/phorum/read.php?3,3317

-Ron Moore
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