Is there any chance that you can get by without restoring the system state or 
overwriting the existing system files ? I am very interested in this problem. 
This is something we have never had to do, and we don't hear anything but 
problems on those types of complete system restores.

- Paul

>>> "Karun Subramanian" <karunanidhis AT hotmail DOT com> 08/04/03 10:29AM >>>
Hi Guys !
I am trying to restore my Windows 2000 Server. I reinstalled the OS, 
reinstalled Veritas and restored the C:\ (including System_State) (with 
overwrite existing files option checked). But when I reboot my server after the 
restore, it fails after showing the Windows 2000 logo. The error message 
on the blue screen is "Inaccesible boot disk".

I did use the "w2koption.exe -restore -same_hardware 1" command as per a 
Veritas tech.doc.

The server is IBM Netfinity X342 with IBM Raid controller(I beleive it is 4L). 
I use Veritas Netbackup 4.5 FP3.

Any idea?

Thanks much,
- Karun

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