I’d erase it in Disk Utility then use Carbon Copy Cloner to clone to the erased 
drive. As it’s an SSD you can erase it as APFS, High Sierra will boot fine.

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On 10 Apr 2021, at 18:25, nick_public1 via Sussex Mac User Group 
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Would love some advice if possible.

I have an incredibly slow 2011 iMac which runs High Sierra. 500GB HD.
I have a 450GB SSD which I’d like to use externally as the main drive.
I thought I had cracked it but the smaller SSD (than the internal HD) was a 
problem even though I am only using 50% of the internal HD space so SSD easily 
big enough.

Disk Utility restore doesn’t seem to work (I get an error message) so I’m a bit 
stuck.
Any ideas gratefully accepted…..
Nick

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