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Reduce CPU workload while cloning boot drive
While zeroing a brand new drive can be wise enough to pinpoint bad sectors (it can happen, also on new drives; btw a surface scan can be more effective, if you own some utility that can do that), the other recommendations (original drive infected with malware, disconnect from networks, keep a timed back clone, clone a boot drive before OS X changes/tweaks/updates or application/driver installs, turn off Java in browsers) seem to me a little too paranoid or coming from a previously Windows user (no offense intended).
Reduce CPU workload while cloning boot drive
>A good habit instead is to keep a small bootable partition (or even better |
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