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From: Erik Richard Sørensen on 31 Jan 2010 17:01

John McGhie wrote:
> Yep: You can get lucky :-) SuperDuper and CC Cloner have a pretty good
> track record.
>
> But if you try it, and it DOESN'T work, there is not much we can do other
> than say "Well, don't do that, then" :-)

...Or simply stay away from the MSO 12.2.3 update... I don't use neither
SuperDuper nor CCC, but Backuplist+ 7.0 instead. It does a real fine
job, and I can boot from any of the clones I've made with it...

- At least as long as I remember to initialize the disk with the correct
partition map.:-) - I had a big problem with one of my disks that
wouldn't boot after cloning a 10.5.8. Tried and tried and tried several
times - erased disk, new clone etc.. - I was ready to throw it out the
window here from the 11th floor, - until I got the splended idea to open
DiskUtility... At the buttom... "Partition map: MBR" Grrrrr... I forgot
I'd been using that disk on my WinXP Pro machine. Re-initializing with
APM (Apple Partition Map) and then cloned the 10.5.8 bootdisk from my
MDD again, it boots nicely and fast.:-)

Cheers, Erik Richard

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