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I found a fix...
It appears that, at least in my case, Carbon Copy Cloner does not "reset" the OS to recognize the new hardware. I could see this by running Apple System Profiler. (My new TiBook was showing the Machine Model as PowerBook3,5 (version = 3.2) while a TiBook with a clean install of OS X would show it as a PowerBook G4.)
I found a fix...
I'm assuming that my Powerbook G4 667 did not have the L3 (since it wasn't the DVI model), I don't remember ever seeing the processor option before... But, Movieboy, it's good to see that I'm not the only one who used cccloner to move to a new system! :-) |
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