Won't be a problem. If you don't already have it - download "Carbon
Copy Cloner" - it's an excellent clone tool and the best bit is it's
free.
On 25/10/2008, at 6:01 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:
Hi David,
Out of interest, do you know if this would work between G5 and G4
iMacs - I
know intel to power PC isn't going to work, but what about different
power
PC versions?
Reason I ask is my 800mHz G4 iMac is too slow to install Leopard
directly,
but I have Leopard on a G5 iMac...
When I had a bit of spare time I planned on cloning to an old
firewire drive
and just seeing if the G4 booted from it - but it would be nice to
know if
anyone has already done this successfully!
TIA
Neil
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on 24/10/08 5:22 PM, David Peake at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just to add - there will be no problem with cloning the drive between
two intel machines... I've done it literally 100's of times between
iMac's MacBooks, intel Mini's and MacBook Pro's...
Clone away!!!
On 24/10/2008, at 5:15 PM, Kyle Kreusch wrote:
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