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Keys to the issue at hand
Keeping that in mind:
Generally speaking, it is always better to clone an existing volume to a new drive than to simply keep moving an older drive from one machine to the next. By cloning, you get the opportunity to change your partition scheme, increase overall storage availability on the boot drive and get the added benefit of switching to a low-hour drive. I used to drag old hard drives to new machines, until it royally screwed up my MDD dual 867. Since then, using firewire target mode and a cloner has made life much much easier and simplified my partition scheme without the need to restore from a backup. |
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