When Ghost performs a disk clone, or restores a disk image, it resizes all partitions based on their data space requirements in relation to the free space on the destination drive. Because of the resizing, an image created from a hard drive and then restored to the same hard drive, may have different sized partitions than the original source. In Ghost 6.01 and earlier, this switch instructs Ghost to resize only the last partition in the image. Because the two drives are of the same size, all partitions will remain the same size as the source. In Ghost 6.5, this switch instructs Ghost to not resize any partitions.
All partitions remain the same size as the source.
F switches to indicate multiple partitions that Ghost should keep a fixed size. This can also be used with two drives of the same size.