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Create bootable clones via the command line
No, that's only if you're using asr to build a distribution image; most of the removals are recommended but not necessary, by any means, and the desired removals only apply when the image is to be used on entirely different hardware than that on which the image was created, and to work around problems that occurred in earlier versions of Mac OS X.
Create bootable clones via the command line
So, if I backup my HD using dave's shorter plan, then change my hardware, I risk not being able to restore from my backup?
Create bootable clones via the command line
No, I have used that exact method hundreds of times on everything from laptops to Xserves to Power Mac G3, G4, and G5 and everything in between, and have NEVER had any issue or anomaly. That's exactly how it's supposed to work, and is perfectly in accordance with the documentation (see my previous post). |
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