I don't know if this is what you are exactly asking about, but
I saw someone post this as a "theory" a short time ago. Having
replaced the hard drive on my Mac Book with a larger drive, all that
was needed to do was install the OS with a Leopard Disk and then
during the setup, select the option for restoring from a Time Machine
backup. This worked so well that I was honestly a bit disconcerted.
Perhaps, I'm used to expecting the worse from my Windows days, but
everything, and I mean, Everything, was restored without a hitch. It
took an hour and forty-five minutes in total from drive replacement to
my system up and running.
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On Aug 30, 2008, at 9:36 AM, Andrew Ireland wrote:
Hi All,
I'd be grateful if someone could explain the easiest way to restore
a time
machine back up. I have my system backed up successfully.
Thanks
Andrew
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