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One way to migrate data from a non-FireWire Mac
Could have saved yourself a lot of time by hooking them up with an ethernet cable and using Appleshare to share out the old mac's disk. Then you could use that shared disk as the source for the rest of your hint.
One way to migrate data from a non-FireWire Mac
Yeah? Is Ethernet really faster than USB 1.0? Or does it just save time in that you're only doing one copy, computer to computer, not computer to disk and disk to computer? I didn't realize MIgration Assistant can work off a network shared disk.
One way to migrate data from a non-FireWire Mac
Hmm, I just tried that in Migration Assistant with a shared volume that has system files on it and it doesn't recognize it for copying from.
One way to migrate data from a non-FireWire Mac
Ethernet won't work for using Migration Assistant, but will work fine for a straight data copy. |
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