FWIW, I've had one serious bug surface with GHOST 2003. I have a system with an Adaptec 19160 SCSI host adapter, and a couple of IDE drives. It boots from the SCSI drive, and the IDE drives are for archives and backup.
I attempted to do an partition image from the SCSI drive to one of the IDE drives, and the run completed apparently OK. When I went to look at the image on the IDE drive, the image was bad, and worst yet, the FAT on that drive was scrambled! I then tried a complete disk image of the whole drive to the other IDE, and the same thing happened to it!
Now, obviously, I had backups of all the stuff on these drives, so my "loss" was limited to a few hours of one computer copying stuff to another computer, but it's a point to ponder.
The interesting thing is that I've done the same operation from a system where the only difference was an Adaptec 2940UW host adapter, and no problems occured in the process. I guess the moral of this story is to always have more than one backup.
