On Apr 18, 2010, at 3:07 PM, Mark Sokolovsky wrote: > It's better off connecting the 2 computers using ethernet cables, then in > system preferences, go to sharing, and turn on file sharing. do this for both > computers. Then go to the "GO" menu in finder. click "connect to server". > then, using the information that was provided to you in the system > preferences, type it in the bar, or browse for your computers. Using the > computer you want to transfer the files from, mount the network HDD (which is > the other computer's HDD). and then drag your files to there. > > make sure that when plugging the ethernet cables, one end is plugged into the > ethernet port, the other is on a router. this must be the same on both > systems. > If the machines are OSX then Migration Assistant is the way to go on this, if not a finder drag will do it.
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