Almost every bootable Linux cd comes with dd, I prefer the Penguin Sleuth Kit.
Yes, it will work with NTFS formatted disks, or any other for that matter. dd makes a bit for bit copy, it doesn't care what type of partition the data lies in.
We had this problem also, and was able to work around it by forcing 'unicast' mode in the session. Configuring multicasting on our Extreme switches did not solve the problem..
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Windows port of dd: http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/
Another variation of dd for nix: http://linux.maruhn.com/sec/sdd.html
As long as the drive that you are copying to is the same size or larger, dd will copy the drive correctly.
Almost every bootable Linux cd comes with dd, I prefer the Penguin Sleuth Kit. Yes, it will work with NTFS formatted disks, or any other for that matter. dd makes a bit for bit copy, it doesn't care what type of partition the data lies in.
We had this problem also, and was able to work around it by forcing 'unicast' mode in the session. Configuring multicasting on our Extreme switches did not solve the problem..