Dan
Well it worked. I backed up Leopard to a sparseimage onto my sons eMac. I
had a little scarey moment when I went to clone it back again. I couldn't
select the .sparseimage file in SuperDuper. Luckily renaming it .dmg did
the trick - phew!
One other tip. Before cloning it back, mount the i
At 6:26 PM + 2/26/2009, Simon Royal wrote:
>I saw sense
Good! :)
>, although I don't have a full back up of my Mac at any given time,
>just the important files - about 2GB backed up online.
>
>I don't have a big enough external storage device.
I know that feeling; I'm getting tight now. H
Dan.
I saw sense, although I don't have a full back up of my Mac at any given time,
just the important files - about 2GB backed up online.
I don't have a big enough external storage device.
I do however have my sons eMac with just enough free space. So I used
SuperDuper to clone my Leopard in
What's with the cross posting to multiple LEM lists?
At 10:51 AM + 2/26/2009, Simon Royal wrote:
>I Googled it this morning and aparently as of 10.4.6 you can do it using
>Terminal, but it looks a bit scarey. Is there any other program you can do
>it with?
We've covered this over and over in
Can't you use Disk Utility? It has a really neat partition manager.
Manuel
Simon Royal wrote:
> Hi
>
> I want to repartition my hard drive.
>
> I currently have an 80GB drive (or 74.5GB as it shows up in OSX as), split
> into two. 73GB for Leopard and 1GB for OS9.
>
> I want to add a third part
