Okay, I need some advice here. My hard drive in my iceBook quit on me
about a month ago. Machine wouldn't boot from the drive, but I could
boot from the install CD, but drive setup couldn't see the HD. I was
playing around with it tonight, and I started it up, and while it was
trying to boot I kept rapping with my knuckles on the bottom of the
machine right under the hard drive. After about three times it began the
boot process and started normally. Now, I know that is "band-aid" thing
and the drive is on the way out, so I would like to somehow back up the
contents of the drive to my Sawtooth over my network. How can I do this?
I tried ( on the iBook) to make a disc image under disc utility, but
when I did, it gave me an error "device is busy". What am I doing wrong?
Or is there a better way? I don't have an external drive that I can
connect to it, but I really need to come up with a way to do this so I
can simply restore after I replace the drive, and not have to start all
over from scratch. Any help or suggestions would be very appreciated!
Thanks!
JR
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