Copying a System Drive to a new HDD

[massive88]

I currently have my Arcade Machine working on a 240 gig drive, with a 30 gig C:\ system partition and a D:\ data partition where all my goodies are set up and working.

Id like to take this drive for another computer, and use a 320 gig drive that I have for this purpose, ideally with the same size C:\ system partition, and a now larger data partition.

Does anyone know of a program or way to create an exact copy of my 240 gig drive, partitions, windows system, and all, on to the new, bigger drive, such that when I swap them out on the mother board, windows will boot up just as it did with the smaller drive?

[ahofle]

I'm pretty sure Clonezilla will work:
http://clonezilla.org/

[HanoiBoi]

When you install a new hard drive, say your 320 to replace the 240, you're essentially copying the original drive.  I believe you'd be able to keep the original intact.  I believe you'd have your partitions as needed too.  30/remaining

As always, if possible you'd want to back up the data from the 240 before attempting anything....just in case.

[jasonbar]

I had good luck w/ DriveImage XML: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=97163.0

(though I had no partitions...)

-Jason

[massive88]

Clonezilla worked great, thanks for the tip!

[Thenasty]

Acronis all the way. It lets you create partitions.