Antony N. Lord wrote:
So I tried copying the data direct to the laptop. It seems there are
some long file names that the PC doesn't like and the copy fails (a
real pain half way through 30Gb).
Hi Anthony
If you are using Ethernet to do the above have you tried taking the
files from the
On Mon, 2006-03-20 at 22:56 +0800, Antony N. Lord wrote:
I am very patiently trying to help my sister move her 30Gb of data
from an external HFS+ drive (originally used on a Mac) to her PC
laptop (n, the dark side!)
So far I copied the data to my G5 and reformatted the external drive
On 20/03/06, Antony N. Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So then I try to be smart arse and create an uncompressed ZIP file
with Stuffit.
Antony, try creating an uncompressed *StuffIt* archive instead of a
ZIP archive. Then, use StuffIt to expand the archive on the PC.
Stuffit archive expansion is
Antony, I used NameCleaner X a few years ago to transfer 10gig of Mac data
to a window 200 server. It's pretty good at the whole renaming thing, but at
the time tended to chug if you tried more and a gig in one sitting.
http://www.sigsoftware.com/namecleaner/
Cheers,
Tobes.
On 21/3/06 10:32
it sounds to me like you need Macdrive. allows windows machines to
read mac formatted hard drives
Yvonne
On 21/03/2006, at 11:39 AM, Oldham, Toby wrote:
Antony, I used NameCleaner X a few years ago to transfer 10gig of Mac
data
to a window 200 server. It's pretty good at the whole
I am very patiently trying to help my sister move her 30Gb of data
from an external HFS+ drive (originally used on a Mac) to her PC
laptop (n, the dark side!)
So far I copied the data to my G5 and reformatted the external drive
on the PC (NTFS). I don't want to use FAT32...
Then I
6 matches
Mail list logo
