Target drives do not have to be partitioned prior to copying.  The unit will partition and perform a high level format on the target drives.  When a drive is partitioned, a master boot record is created.  This record tells DOS were each partition begins.  When a drive is formatted, a DOS boot record is created and system files are transferred.  This record contains disk drive information such as sector size, and number of cylinders.  The DOS boot record also contains the root directory, and the FAT.

1. When turning on the unit, no activity occurs after displaying the message “Initializing Image MASSter, please wait”.



2. The Image MASSter displays the error message “Internal Settings are Invalid” or “Stored Configuration Data is Corrupted”.



3. After starting a copy operation, the Image MASSter responds with one of the following error messages: “Drive failed to respond to reset” “Failed to Detect Drives” “Failed to Initialize Drives”



4. Which Notebook 2 ½” HDDs are supported by the Image MASSter?



5. Can the Image MASSter copy to drives having different capacities.



6. How does the unit partition the target HDD when the master drive contains multiple partitions and the target drive is larger than the master drive?



7. Can the Image MASSter be used to copy non-FAT operating systems such as UNIX, and OS/2 (HPFS).



8. Do target drives have to be partitioned and formatted prior to copying?



9. The target drive fails to boot. What may cause this?



10. What do the “Error Register Codes” indicate.