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From: gtr on 4 Feb 2010 13:33
I use this program about once a year or something.

I am using SuperDuper 2.6. I duped the wife's ibook prior to migrating
her to another computer. Once done I attempted to migrate from her
computer directly but the drive inexplicably couldn't be found by the
new computer. I then tried with the hard-drive that SuperDuper wrote
to. All seemed to work fine, but then I noted that the keychain access
was empty. Also none of the Safari bookmarks got moved in.

I rebooted the old computer direclty from the superduped harddrive and
found that the keychain access was empty!

Not so "complete" a superdupe, huh?
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Dogmatism kills jazz. Iconoclasm kills rock. Rock dulls scissors.

From: gtr on 4 Feb 2010 19:49
On 2010-02-04 14:55:03 -0800, dorayme said:

>> I rebooted the old computer direclty from the superduped harddrive and
>> found that the keychain access was empty!
>>
>> Not so "complete" a superdupe, huh?
>
> No, that is bad! Have you looked at the logs? Are you on Powermac
> or Intel or are there both involved? Is this a registered copy of
> SD. (I realise it is *supposed* to work with limitations no
> relevant to your issue here).

Both are PPC. It is not a registered copy on her ibook, though I have a
registered version on my iMac.
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