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Jon Paris skrev:
If you have a Time Machine backup of your whole machine, you can just
Personally I haven't had a problem with it. My only regret is that I
have a relatively small hard drive and for reasons that I don't fully
understand OS X is much happier with a bunch of spare drive space =
and I don't have any.
upgrade the physical harddisk to a newer, larger model, boot the install
DVD and tell it when it asks that you have a Time Machine backup, and
let it roll in.
Last time I did it, I had a completely upgraded machine in 3 hours and
could continue from there.
I am about to do it again with a 640 Gb drive. EyeTV gobbles up disk
space faster than anything I've ever seen before :)
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Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen "...plus... Tubular Bells!"
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