On 10 Feb 2006, at 09:17, Joe B wrote:
I've also read that it's possible to have a small network just by
connecting the two machines with an Ethernet cable. Now this sounds
more
like it- I could have the monitor connected to the new machine and get
the
old machine, or its internal hard drive to appear on the desktop of
the new
machine. Is this right? And can I copy across whatever I want this way
as
conveniently as with TDM? If so that sounds like it _might_ be the
better
method.
That's what I'd do. Just make sure that the old Mac won't go to sleep
in the middle of the process, and all should be well.
Stuart.
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