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11-18-2005, 04:50 PM
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Trying to create an ASR image...
Hi, I am trying to create an ASR image that I can use to restore several labs. I may be mistaken in the use of SuperDuper! but I thought that under the "Options" button, one of the check boxes for "after copy" is to "Create a disk image of..." would result in an .dmg file that I could us the restore option under Apple's Disk Utility to restore another Mac... I have tried to use this .dmg file to restore another machine, but it will not work.
Any advice in this matter as to how I have gone wrong would be greatly appreciated. Thanks 
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