In a message dated 10/30/05 Alex writes:

<<On 10/29/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What is the best way to transfer all contents of one hard drive to a new
> larger one?
>
> The system is a G4 Sawtooth, OS 10.3.9. I plan to install the new ATA drive
> as a slave until the contents of the present drive are copied. The new drive
> will then be configured as master.
<snip>

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Thanks Alex, Dylan, Kris and Al.

I tried the trial version of SuperDuper and Wow! No problems in transfer data 
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And Al Writes:

<<Strictly speaking, the terms "master" and "slave" do not apply to your 
question.  These terms relate to how the computer hardware deals with the hard 
dr
ives.  A drive is master or slave by virtue of the physical jumper settings on 
the back end of the drive. This has nothing do with how you use the drives and 
what you put on them.  While you cannot have two masters or two slaves on one 
bus cable, the slave can handle your OS and data just as well as the master.>>

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Sorry for the misunderstanding. I needed to transfer data from my current 
drive (master) to a new not installed drive. I installed the new drive as slave 
and transferred all the contents of the old drive to the new one. Now the old 
drive is history and the new drive is now jumped as master.

Much thanks for everyone's input. --glen (digest mode)



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