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11-06-2010, 09:35 AM
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Thank you.
A hairy moment when the Erase on Disk Utility seemed to have been a bit too severe, but God Bless Snow Leopard, it really knows how to move on a blank disk! Did the full install (over the top I know) without asking for original disks. Act of faith, or what? Just as well I'm retired, the whole thing took all day and most of the night, I did the full TechTool run. Put the latest DW on for completeness sake. Certainly I'll be a bit more careful, I had a few close shaves with this arrangement before, but this was the first time to put a full clone on the wrong partition! Tom 
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