On Feb 4, 2004, at 11:52 AM, Nancy Haitz wrote:
Thanks Rich,
I do know that plain old copying does not work. But, I am a newbie at cloning in general.
To elaborate, here is what I did, which may be wrong:
In the target machine I have one drive, with two partitions. One with 9.2.2 on it, and the other empty, for 10.2 I cloned the system on another machine using CCC. The cloned system was put on an external drive. I plugged the external drive into the target machine, booted up from the Panther system CD and used Disk Utility to restore the cloned system from the external drive to the empty partition.
I did not have anything suitable to run CCC "from" on the target system. Other than what I described above, how else would you get your cloned system on there if you do not already have a version of OSX and CCC on the computer.
Ahh, I understand.
Boot from the cloned external drive, and run CCC to clone it to the internal drive of the computer.
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