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05-30-2008, 12:05 PM
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Could SD be used to clone & upgrade a Tivo?
Anyone ever try this? Could I pull my HD out of my Tivo Series 2, drop it into an external enclosure and use SuperDuper to clone it to a new, larger drive?
All of the Tivo HD upgrade sites that I have seen involve using a Linux box and a whole bunch of commands that I am not familiar with. 
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