Carbon Copy Cloner has to be your best bet.
Ted
Scott wrote:
Ok I have no idea if this has been asked before so here I go. I had to get a 60GB HD in an emergency do to a weird situation. I had to service a G3/233 system which 4GB went bad. I gave the person the 8GB drive that came in the mail for my friend so we could install X on his g3/300 beige. Well I gave the customer the 8GB drive that came in, so I picked up a 60GB Maxtor from staples on sale for $50! so what I want to do I don�t like but it beats me buying another 8GB for my friend. I want to take all the data off my 40GB and put it on the 60GB, that I feel I can do with out to much trouble, BUT I have to partition the 40GB with a 8GB partition in the beginning of the drive I know, HOW do I transfer everything from my 8GB to the 8GB partition with out having to reinstall the OSX! I DO NOT want to reinstall the OS and my software, big no no on that, classic made drive transfer easy X makes it a pain in the rear! any help would be appreciated.
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