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05-27-2006, 10:35 AM
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A slightly different Boot Camp question, I think
I am planning to use SuperDUper to restore my 80gig drive to a new 120 gig one. I want to install Boot Camp on the 120 gig drive...so my plan is:
1) Install a fresh copy of Tiger on the 120gig 2) Install Boot Camp 3) Then restore my old drive (system included) to the Mac partition on the 120gig I'm not totally savvy on how SuperDuper works, but with the modfied boot partition on the new drive, will my plan work? If not (or if so) are there any better ways or tips for this procedure? Thanks, Dan 
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