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10-29-2009, 12:34 PM
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I have another scenario close to this and need to know how to proceed.
I created a safety clone (sandbox) and installed Snow Leopard (SL) and over the past months I also have installed a bunch of software updates as well as new software onto it. Is there a way to move the new OS and all of the updated applications back to the main drive so that I can create a future safety clone? Thanks! 
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