Hi Dennis,
I've personally used the very powerful DFSee not so long ago for an exact same problem using the bootable disk image. Requires no running system. Herewith link :http://www.dfsee.com/dfsee/dfsee9xx_dsk.zip
Download and unzip then run exe to create bootable floppy disk. I then installed new HDD as primary master and failing HDD as secondary master. Insert bootable floppy n boot up. From the DFSee console I then created the partitions as necessary on new HDD then proceeded to duplicate the partitions from the failing HDD to new HDD one at a time via the menu items at top of DFSee console. Then removed failing HDD and setup system back to normal, powered up and Voila! :) All systems up n running no problems but a chkdsk at startup.
Hope you reach the same success that I had. Still get the feeling it was pot luck as am NO fundi at all. Many thanks to Jan van Wijk for an invaluable tool.
John.
I've personally used the very powerful DFSee not so long ago for an exact same problem using the bootable disk image. Requires no running system. Herewith link :http://www.dfsee.com/dfsee/dfsee9xx_dsk.zip
Download and unzip then run exe to create bootable floppy disk. I then installed new HDD as primary master and failing HDD as secondary master. Insert bootable floppy n boot up. From the DFSee console I then created the partitions as necessary on new HDD then proceeded to duplicate the partitions from the failing HDD to new HDD one at a time via the menu items at top of DFSee console. Then removed failing HDD and setup system back to normal, powered up and Voila! :) All systems up n running no problems but a chkdsk at startup.
Hope you reach the same success that I had. Still get the feeling it was pot luck as am NO fundi at all. Many thanks to Jan van Wijk for an invaluable tool.
John.