I found this today, (was posted four years ago) and found the answer on my own. The :3 gets stripped off, definitely a glitch. I found you can fool it by providing the second portion of the DST twice, eg. -clone,mode=prestore,src=@mcm,dst=1:3:3
Dave
From 2009:
I am trying to connect to a session that I set up on the ghostcast server.
I need to restore 3rd partition of my hard drive from an image.
I set up the session m, pointed to the image file, and selected the correct partition.
Client command options were set to Disk No. 1 and Partiton No. 3
In the little box, the command window shown is -clone,mode=prestore,srs=@mcm,dst=1:3
So I run the same the given command line in the clint commandline (WinPE boot created by GSS), but ghost errors, saying
ABORT: 623, Client and server clone switches are out of sync.
client = -clone,mode=prestore,srs=@mcm,dst=1
server = -clone,mode=prestore,srs=@mcm,dst=1:3
It seems like the :3 gets lost somewhere, but I definitely have it in there when I hit enter. I also tried putting "" around the whole input string, but it has no effect.
How can I get this to work?
Thanks!