> It was my understanding that Ghost 11.5 could not make files larger than 2GB?
Actually, Ghost has been able to make larger files than this for a very long time (back at least to Ghost 7.0) it's just that by default we don't do that for reasons of compatibility, since you can't e.g. restore a 2Gb image from a DOS mapped network drive. We do adjust the rules from to time, given that newer customers in particular have quite different expectations about imaging from our older customers. Many customers discovering Ghost only recently (in the 2.x) line are quite likely not to have any idea how innately limited DOS environments or FAT filesystems are, having never personally experienced them, and so they tend to very strongly express a preference for unsplit images to be the default.
So, the rules about exactly when images do end up split are now something of a compromise, and subject to future tweaking especially as the default OS for imaging increasingly becomes something more capable than DOS, like WinPE and Linux (as it already pretty much has, since PC hardware has drifted from the original PC such a long way and plenty of new machines can barely run a pre-ACPI operating system like DOS at all).