OK, here is what I ended up doing. I had two partitions on a 8.2 GIG. Both were 4.1G each. Both were set up as NTFS.<br>
I installed the secondary drive (the new 16.4 GIG)and configed it in the bios only. Then I booted the system on the newly created DRIVE COPY ver. 2.0 Boot disk. The graphical interface recognized everything, and dumped it all in two partitions as hoped, and then allowed me to resize them to my selections, keeping in mind the the first partition has to be less than 8.2G or so, it is in the book. After the copy, about 39 minutes, 179Meg/sec, i pulled the original primary, set up the new 17G as the primary, and it loaded NT4.0, all applications and data in tact. To me it was pretty slick.<br>
I did not get to try ghost, but this seemed pretty straight forward.<br>
Steve<br>