Superduper Mac Leopard

running on an old 14" iBook G4 1.1 GHZ. Both SuperDuper and Carbon Copy Cloner declared the clones bootable, and they are selectable as Startup drives. ...

ication to the new system... I know it'd be next to impossible to 'copy' office to a new PC running Windows, due to all the registry settings, but I'm assuming a Mac doesn't use a "registry". ...

Many of you will be aware that Leopard is now available. Here are some problems already found by a colleague. ...

Many of you will be aware that Leopard is now available. I thought I would give some advice on upgrading a few issues that I have found. ...

fix was clean. Disk utilities showed the physical HD and Macintosh HD volume as normal. But strangely the disk utilities ran from the Leopard installer showed only the physical HD, not the Macintosh HD volume. ...

I ask because as others point out, by the way you describe the predicament it sounds as if you erased the Mac partition and created two Windows partitions. ...

insert New Bigger HD, format it properly, then load Leopard . . . make some coffee . . . organize your sock drawer. Decide whether or not you need the 75,000 printer drivers. ...

and reformat the Macbook. Then upgrade to Leopard which by that stage will also be stored on the external HD, and slowly add back the files and applications that I need from the old Tiger system. ...

Most problem s is with the drive not formatted right or have disk errors that affect Boot Camp. Even as an old Mac user i was able to install Windows XP2 onto two different models of Mac Books I gave my nephews, easily. ...

ld say that 2GB is plenty, but if you really get into the shizzle, you may want more. That would be a question best left for really experienced Vista users, not Mac OS X users. ...