Getting replacement - using SuperDuper
Hi, I'm getting a replacement MBP and wanted to make an exact replica of my computer (hard drive) so that when I get the replacement, my new computer will have all my current files and settings on it.
I've read the instructions for SuperDuper but just want to make sure I do it right since my data will be gone when I give this one up. So can anyone please tell me step by step to make my replacement "become" the computer I'm using now? Thanks a lot! I appreciate all your help.
Just use Copy All Data from: MacIntosh HD to "Backup Drive"
One of the final steps is making the backup volumn bootable (done automatically).
One word of wisdom ... when you are ready to do the back-up, log-out and then log back in but hold down the shift key while logging back in... this will by-pass any startup item you (or another program may have put in place). These could cause SuperDuper to stop unexpectedly.
After the backup is complete, you can then test the back up by restarting your computer .. hold down the Option key while booting. You should see two drives: your original MBP drive, and the backup drive. Choose the backup drive. If it boots, and all looks good then you are good to go!
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It started copying.
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I assumed that meant the external drive "Untitled". I thought I should end the copying and start again.
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I then unplugged and plugged the external drive back into the hub. I opened Superduper. This time it had "Untitled 2".
I thought that was strange, and I restarted the computer hoping to see "Untitled" in the Superduper after restarting the computer and opening Superduper again.
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I pressed copy again. About halfway through it suddenly stopped and said that the copying had failed.
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I can't do anything because it seems the computer's hard drive is full eg. browse the internet properly – it keeps coming up with error messages about Preferences being changed.
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I am worried that I have wrecked the back up drive and I have ruined the MBA's hard drive.
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What do you recommend I delete so that I can free up lots of space?
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I used SuperDuper to clone from a VelociRaptor 300GB HDD to an OCZ Agility EX SLC SSD, with disastrous results.
To save me the time of rewriting all the events please refer to the following emails and online submissions:
(Biltan-Wales - 21 Dec 2009 - 11.02 GMT):-
After reading several very favourable product reviews of the above SSD, I have just purchased one from Aria Technology Ltd., to use as a boot drive for my (early 2009) 8-Core 2.93GHz Intel Xeon Nehalem desktop workstation.
Also, prior to purchase of an OCZ SSD, I posted a question on Apple's Discussions' Forum:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2263023&tstart=0
From the response to this, and from reading several other threads regarding SSDs, I found that several Mac Pro owners are using OCZ SSDs as boot drives, and in some cases employing up to 3 of them.
I received my Agility EX from Aria on 16th. December, and yesterday afternoon I decided to set up my boot drive and 4 drive RAID 0, as described in: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2263023&tstart=0
First of all I used SuperDuper to clone from my VelociRaptor 300GB drive in Bay 1, to my original Apple (WD) 640GB drive in Bay 2.
Then I removed the original Apple drive, and installed it in an ONNTO dataTale TQ-M12H external single enclosure, using a Firewire 800 interface connection. Next I selected this as my boot drive to check it would boot OK, restarted my system, and there was no problem.
So my next step was to install the Agility EX, and another 3 VelociRaptor 300GB drives, in the Mac pro workstation.
First, I reselected VelociRaptor 1 as my boot drive, so that I could use SuperDuper to clone to the Agility EX.
The Agility EX was installed in the lower of the 2 optical bays, and was connected to the pre-wired SATA and power cable, and the VelociRaptors were placed in hard drive bays 2, 3, and 4.
I then started up the Mac Pro, and there were 4 message boxes on the desktop, requesting that the drives should be initialised. So then I used Disk Utility to initialise the 4 drives. The SSD was named "Agility EX Boot", and the others "VelociRaptor 2", VelociRaptor 3, and VelociRaptor 4". The Mac system accepted all 4, and mounted desk top icons for each drive. I cannot remember the exact figure, but the Agility EX was listed as approx. 64GB in Disk Utility after its initialisation. All 4 VelociRaptors are shown as 300.07GB. All drives were formatted as Mac OS Extended (Journaled).
The next stage was to use SuperDuper to clone from VelociRaptor 1 to the Agility EX Boot drive.
Everything was fine until 28.00GB had been copied, and then nothing more would copy. The total to be cloned was just under 30GB, which should not have been a problem with a SSD disk capacity of approx. 64GB, but everything was frozen at that point - exactly 28.00GB!
Eventually, my only option was to stop the process, and quit Super Duper.
Then I restarted the system to try again, but this is where there is a real problem now!
My system does not recognise the Agility EX at all now! Also, it is no longer listed in Disk Utility!
The system does not even acknowledge its existence! It is not even shown on the desktop at start-up, whereas I thought that perhaps there might have been another message box requesting that it should be reinitialised.
I tried disconnecting and reconnecting everything - all drives, interface connections, power cables etc., but to no avail!
This morning I tried this again, but still I cannot get my system to even acknowledge the Agility EX, let alone list it!
So at the moment I am still using VelociRaptor 1 as my boot drive, and, in fact, as my main drive, because I am reluctant to use it with the 3 other VelociRaptors as a 4 drive RAID 0 set up until I get this problem with the Agility EX resolved.
(OCZ - 22 Dec 2009 - 18.29 GMT):-
Cloning from a HDD to an SSD is very problematic. I strongly recommend against doing this. Instead you will want to just install normally onto the SSD. You can clone from SSD to SSD, or from HDD to HDD, but going from one to the other can cause issues.
Try disconnecting the drive from the computer for an hour or so. This will allow all power in the drive to fully discharge. This is a way of resetting the drive that can usually recover the drive. Then plug the drive back in. Does the drive show up again?
If so, delete the partition on the drive, then create a new partition and then install the OS onto it clean rather than clone the OS onto the drive. That should resolve the issues you are having.
(Biltan-Wales - 23 Dec 2009 - 16.19 GMT):-
Thank you for your advice.
I have now disconnected the Agility EX SSD, and removed it from my Mac Pro's lower optical bay.
As Christmas is imminent, and I will not be using my system very much over the next few days, I will leave the drive for 4 to 5 days to allow ample time for all the power to discharge.
Then I will reconnect it, and I will let you know whether or not the drive is recognised by my system.
I was not aware that cloning from a HDD to an SSD could be problematic. Several threads on the Apple Support Discussion Forum have recommended using SuperDuper or Carbon Copy Cloner for this purpose. SuperDuper is the preferred option of most Forum members, whereas Lloyd Chambers (diglloyd.com), author of "macperformanceguide.com", uses Carbon Copy Cloner to clone his HDD boot drives to his Intel and Crucial SSDs.
After the Agility EX had been set up as my system boot drive, my intention was to use SuperDuper to clone from it to my original Apple (WD) HDD, now in an external enclosure with Firewire 800 interface, and then use SuperDuper's Smart Update for regular backups, so that I always had an up to date spare boot drive for the OS and applications.
The current VelociRaptor 1 boot drive would then be erased, and I would then use the Mac OS Disk Utility to create a 4 drive software RAID ) with the other 3 VelociRaptors, and this would be backed up using Time Machine to my existing WD My Book Studio Edition II 2TB External Hard Drive.
Please correct me if I have misunderstood your advice, but are you saying that I should only use another SSD, and not my original Apple (WD) HDD, as my back-up external boot drive? I don't know of any other Mac users who are using SSDs for that purpose, possibly because of the prohibitive cost of doing so.
I am more than happy to follow your advice to reinstall the Mac OS and my applications cleanly onto the Agility EX, and, in fact, I did exactly that with my first VelociRaptor HDD, before I had SuperDuper. However, that would still leave me with the problem of how to set up and maintain an external back-up system boot drive, without incurring the expense of another SSD. Any suggestions please?
Anyway the most important matter is the existing problem, and I am hoping that following your advice will resolve this.
I will contact you again early next week. In the meantime have a very enjoyable Christmas!
(OCZ - 24 Dec 2009 - 00.25 GMT):-
If the image is of an HDD and that image is then cloned onto an SSD that does tend to be problematic. I do not recommend doing this, as an image of the HDD somewhat regularly does fail to copy onto an SSD and still remain functional or fast.
You can store the image file on any sort of drive. Storing the image file is fine, as that is just a digital file, so the storage medium doesn't matter. Its actually applying that image to a drive is where the problems often occur.
You can image from a HDD to a HDD just fine, or an SSD to an SSD just fine, but going from one to the other is problematic enough that I recommend not doing this. Sometimes it works just fine, but other times it can fail catastrophically to the point of even bricking the drive. To error on the side of caution I recommend just going a clean install on the new SSD.
Once you have that clean install done you can then take an image of that SSD and image on to other SSD's, or store the image on a HDD for backup purposes.
(Biltan-Wales - 29 Dec 2009 - 13.16 GMT)
Thank you for your last email.
Further to your previous email, and my reply of 23/12/2009. this morning I reconnected the Agility EX SSD.
However, unfortunately, the drive has not showed up again on my system. There is no icon for it on the desktop, nor is it listed in Disk utility.
When I checked Serial-ATAS in my Mac Pro's System Profiler, all 6 Intel ICH10 AHCI are listed in the Serial-ATA Device Tree, but, whereas all my other drives are sub-listed, there is nothing underneath the ICH10 AHCI for the lower optical bay.
As the drive has had 6 days to discharge and reset, it would appear that it has not recovered.
Where do I go from here?
I am still awaiting a reply from OCZ, but that is not surprising, because of the different time zones and the Christmas?New Year holiday period.
In the meantime does anybody else have any ideas, please?Hi thanon,
"So the SSD is not visible, not even in disk utility, even after a restart ?":-
No.
"Check the log of SuperDuper (Window-Show Log); warnings are in red, I think.":-
This is a copy of the log, but it only refers to the original Mac (WD) drive as the Target Volume and it only lists the last Smart Update. There is no record of the original cloning to the same drive on 21st. December, nor of the interim Smart Updates. There is no record logged at all for the OCZ Agility EX SSD, despite the unsuccessful cloning attempt on 21st. December:-
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| 11:39:15 AM | Info | Started on Sun, Dec 27, 2009 at 11:39 AM
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| 11:39:15 AM | Info | volinfo.database OK
| 11:39:15 AM | Info | ......COMMAND => Enabling permissions on VelociRaptor 1
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| 11:39:15 AM | Info | ......COMMAND => Verifying that permissions are enabled for VelociRaptor 1
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| 11:39:15 AM | Info | ......COMMAND => Enabling permissions on Untitled 1
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| 11:39:16 AM | Info | ......COMMAND => Verifying that permissions are enabled for Untitled 1
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| 11:39:16 AM | Info | ......COMMAND => Cloning VelociRaptor 1 to Untitled 1
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| 11:39:16 AM | Info | Loading 0 commands from copy script /Users/williamtanner/Library/Application Support/SuperDuper!/Copy Scripts/Standard Scripts/Backup - all files.dset
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| 11:44:22 AM | Info | Preserving /.fseventsd
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | /dev
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | /net
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | /home
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | /Volumes
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | Ignoring /Volumes/My Book
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | Ignoring /Volumes/VelociRaptor 3
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | Ignoring /Volumes/VelociRaptor 4
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | Ignoring /Volumes/VelociRaptor 2
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | Ignoring /Volumes/VelociRaptor 1
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | Ignoring /Volumes/Untitled 1
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | Evaluated 685438 items occupying 29.45 GB (164606 directories, 511269 files, 9563 symlinks)
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | Copied 463 items totaling 0.69 GB (117 directories, 335 files, 11 symlinks)
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | Cloned 29.15 GB of data in 306 seconds at an effective transfer rate of 95.25 MB/s
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | ......COMMAND => Resetting Custom Icon bit on Untitled 1
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | PHASE: 3. After Successful Copy
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | ...ACTION: Making Untitled 1 bootable
| 11:44:22 AM | Info | ......COMMAND => Blessing OS X System Folder
| 11:44:23 AM | Info | Successfully blessed Mac OS X folder on Untitled 1
| 11:44:23 AM | Info | ......COMMAND => Blessing OS 9 System Folder
| 11:44:23 AM | Info | Did not bless Mac OS 9 System Folder on Untitled 1 because it does not exist.
| 11:44:23 AM | Info | ...ACTION: Updating prebinding on Untitled 1
| 11:44:23 AM | Info | ......COMMAND => Updating boot cache on '/Volumes/Untitled 1'
| 11:44:30 AM | Info | updatedyld_sharedcache[271] current i386 cache file invalid because /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DesktopServicesPriv.framework/Versions/A/Desk topServicesPriv has changed
| 11:44:34 AM | Info | updatedyld_sharedcache: warning mismatched install path in /System/Library/CoreServices/RawCamera.bundle/Contents/Resources/MetadataLib.dy lib for /usr/lib/libgcc_s.1.dylib
| 11:44:34 AM | Info | updatedyld_sharedcache: warning mismatched install path in /System/Library/CoreServices/RawCamera.bundle/Contents/MacOS/RawCamera for /usr/lib/libgcc_s.1.dylib
| 11:44:38 AM | Info | updatedyld_sharedcache[271] current ppc cache file invalid because /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DesktopServicesPriv.framework/Versions/A/Desk topServicesPriv has changed
| 11:44:41 AM | Info | updatedyld_sharedcache: warning mismatched install path in /System/Library/CoreServices/RawCamera.bundle/Contents/Resources/MetadataLib.dy lib for /usr/lib/libgcc_s.1.dylib
| 11:44:41 AM | Info | updatedyld_sharedcache: warning mismatched install path in /System/Library/CoreServices/RawCamera.bundle/Contents/MacOS/RawCamera for /usr/lib/libgcc_s.1.dylib
| 11:44:45 AM | Info | updatedyld_sharedcache[271] current x86_64 cache file invalid because /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DesktopServicesPriv.framework/Versions/A/Desk topServicesPriv has changed
| 11:44:48 AM | Info | updatedyld_sharedcache: warning mismatched install path in /System/Library/CoreServices/RawCamera.bundle/Contents/MacOS/RawCamera for /usr/lib/libgcc_s.1.dylib
| 11:44:48 AM | Info | updatedyld_sharedcache: warning mismatched install path in /System/Library/CoreServices/RawCamera.bundle/Contents/Resources/MetadataLib.dy lib for /usr/lib/libgcc_s.1.dylib
| 11:44:52 AM | Info | Successfully updated boot cache on Untitled 1
| 11:44:52 AM | Info | ...ACTION: Restoring Spotlight state on Untitled 1
| 11:44:52 AM | Info | ......COMMAND => Restoring Spotlight search indexing state on Untitled 1
| 11:44:53 AM | Info | /Volumes/Untitled 1:
| 11:44:53 AM | Info | Indexing enabled.
| 11:44:53 AM | Info | Indexing enabled on Untitled 1
| 11:44:53 AM | Info | Copy complete.
"Maybe turn the MP off, pull the power cord and disconnect all external devices but keyboard and mouse, disconnct the SSD, reconnect and start MP":-
I have tried this several times without any success.
"Also, make sure no programs are running during cloning, and leave the computer alone.":-
SuperDuper was the only program running when I cloned firstly to the Mac (WD) HDD, and secondly to the Agility EX on 21st. December.
Also everything was disconnected before I removed and transferred the Mac HDD to an external enclosure.
After I had checked that the Mac HDD had been cloned successfully, everything was disconnected again before I fitted the Agility Ex and the other 3 VelociRaptors in the lower optical drive bay, and drive bays 2,3 & 4 respectively.
I used a Lindy anti-static Service Kit throughout the whole process. I purchased this originally for when I installed 16GB of Kingston RAM, an ATI Radeon HD4870, and my first VelociRaptor -
Some special characters getting replaced by ? in TOAD
Hi,
I am using TOAD for updating a few records in the DB. Some special characters (non-english) like Staříč get replaced by Sta?í? in TOAD. I tried to set the characer set to default and East Europe under Editor Options, but it still doesn't work.
Any suggestions?i) Verify your DB characterset can handle these characters
ii) Verify that the correct values are being stored (use dump function)
iii) Verify that NLS_CLient settings match NLS_Server settings
iii) Verify that this is not a windows display issue. ie Windows has been set up to display these characters.
One suggestion is to use OracleSQLDeveloper. You won't have any display issues then. :)
I use it to display arabic charcters and I don't need any registry changes etc
Edited by: Keith Jamieson on Dec 8, 2008 10:47 AM -
When usung google search I get a listing but when I click on it gets replace with spam
When usung google search I get a listing but when I click on a link it gets replace with spam. I notice a half blue spiral in front of the link that pops up.
== This happened ==
Every time Firefox opened
== every time I use use the Google Search in firefoxThis seems to be going around. I haven't studied it in detail, but here is an example of a removal guide:
http://malwaretips.com/blogs/trovi-com-removal/
''There are many other removal guide sites, but often they are designed to confuse you so you purchase paid support services. Most likely you won't need to do that in this case.''
Please also see our support article on cleaning up malware, and the specialized forums listed toward the end: [[Troubleshoot Firefox issues caused by malware]].
In the short run, assuming an extension is to blame, you may want to use Firefox in its Safe Mode. That's a standard diagnostic tool to deactivate extensions and some advanced features of Firefox. More info: [[Troubleshoot Firefox issues using Safe Mode]].
You can restart Firefox in Safe Mode using either:
* "3-bar" menu button > "?" button > Restart with Add-ons Disabled
* Help menu > Restart with Add-ons Disabled
Not all add-ons are disabled: Flash and other plugins still run
After Firefox shuts down, a small dialog should appear. Click "Start in Safe Mode" (''not'' Reset). -
Where can I get replacement software?
I recently bought a used Macbook Pro but did not get the software, is there any place I can go to get replacement disks? The laptop had been slicked before I took possesion to ensure no personal data was on the hard drive.
Hi nightblood-
Greetings and welcome to the Apple Discussion boards
The software should have been included so contacting the seller might be appropriate.
Apple will provide replacement disks at a nominal charge.
Luck-
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GETTING A USED IPOD AND PUTTING MY MUSIC ON IT
i HAD TO GET A USED IPOD BECAUSE MINE WAS DISTROYED hOW DO I REPLACE THE MUSIC THAT IS ON IT WITH MY MUSIC. ALSO HOW DO I CHANGE THE NAME OF THE IPOD.
hOW DO I REPLACE THE MUSIC THAT IS ON IT WITH MY MUSIC.
Hook it up to your computer and change the iTunes library it's set to sync with.
HOW DO I CHANGE THE NAME OF THE IPOD.
Select it in the iTunes source list, click on its name, and type a new name.
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Vistex IP Module - manual price conditions get replaced
Hi all,
We are experiencing strange behavior in Vistex Rebate Claim Requests. While processing claims, occasionally all the item level manual price conditions will get changed and replaced with the condition values from a completely different claim! We have been unable to isolate a set of common factors that causes this so we cannot discover the root cause.
What we find is that after this happens, the Status Manual Price Indicator (field MPROK) changes from A to blank.
We have submitted an OSS message to Vistex Support but they cannot find what the problem is.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks & regards to allFrom my experience, when problems like this occur, there is always a pattern, but sometimes it's just difficult to see. Some issues took months to finally catch and explain, but everything has a reason.
You said that conditions are getting replaced with the ones on a different claim. What is that claim? What does it have in common with the other claim? Are their numbers close and are they being processed in the same run?
Also check in all the code that when reading line-level tables (e.g. XVBRP and such) the full key, including document number (VBELN) is being used to pull the data.
Do you create documents in the background? There might be multiple threads/instances of the same program running at the same time and data that's stored in memoty could get mixed-up between them. True story - once I was debugging a sales order creation and in ABAP debugger under user ID (ERNAM) I saw not my name but another user doing testing at the same time. If you have a background run, it sometimes helps if you sort of make it slower, e.g. by running in batches or in a single process.
What else is going on in the system at the same time that could influence the claim creation?
If possible, try setting up some "traps" along the way - add some sort of a log or additional messages to see what exactly is going on at what time. The obvious thing to track would be when Manual Price Indicator is changing the value. -
Does anyone know where I can get replacement case screws?
I've got a 12-inch PowerBook 867MHz that I've had for 3.5 years, so there's no more AppleCare on it.
My Hard Drive just died on it, and in the process of getting into the case to replace the drive, I discovered that the screw under the F11/F12 key was seized and ended up stripping the head of it while I was trying to remove it.
So, I've got two problems now:
1. Does anyone have any ideas of how to remove the screw?
2. Does anyone know where/how to get replacement screws for a 12-inch PowerBook?
Thanks!
PowerBook 12-inch 867 MHz Mac OS X (10.3.9)matmllr4 wrote:
I have a HP Envy dv-7225dx silver laptop. Recently one of the screws came loose somehow and I did not notice this until it came loose. Now I have lost the screw and part of my laptop is literally coming apart when I open my laptop. as a result I have to use a bit of force to put it back.
I have some screws but none that are small enough.
Does anyone know where I can get a couple replacement screws (in case this happens again) and how much it would be?
From what I know, the screw is narrow/thin, small and black. Also if anyone knows the measurement of the screw that would be great!
Hi,
I suggest to buy laptop screws from ebay. There are plenty of them for cheap.
This manual tells you what size you need: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03591253.pdf
Dv6-7000 /Full HD/Core i5-3360M/GF 650M/Corsair 8GB/Intel 7260AC/Samsung Pro 256GB
Testing - HP 15-p000
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Sender's signature picture gets replaced when I reply to sender. Any solutions? Thanks.
Client's signature picture gets replaced by random logo when I reply to the email.
Happens randomly.The company uses one email address as our default name for Exchange accounts, but people can send me emails with slightly different aliases: [email protected], [email protected] etc. If I reply to emails that reached me through one of these aliases, Mail does not recognize that all these addresses are actually mine. Therefore, when I "reply all", I end up on the CC list. I wonder if you have a similar problem.
I am not sure how that works on an iPad, but on Mac Mail program, I can add additional email addresses in Preferences -> Accounts -> "Account Information" tab -> "Email Address" entry, separated by one comma and a space each. This prevents Mail from replying to myself. -
Using superduper "gb available not correct on new drive" issue
i have a new 160 gb seagate hd in a owc enclosuer, used superduper(all files copied) and this seems to have worked. i have not moved the new drive into the macbook yet. problem is when using the finder window and looking at the gb available on what was copied, it still shows the "gb available" info from the old(in the macbook) drive which is low and not the new drive which is larger. if you display the hd unit in the finder window it shows the correct gb available, if you pull up anything else, it show the gb available info from the old drive.wondering how to get the folders to show the correct info. thanks and have a good week.
leeWhich drive have you booted from when this occurs. I would guess you have still been booting from the internal drive. The finder is giving readings from this unless as you say you specifically click on the external.. I think when you put the larger drive in your macbook all these folder issues will disappear.
Mort -
Trouble migrating files after using SuperDuper
Hello everybody,
I recently made a backup of my entire hard drive, using SuperDuper and selecting "back up all files." Two days later, my hard drive crashed. I just got the fixed computer back and would like to restore my computer to the way it was with all programs, bookmarks etc. The files that I copied all mirror the finder windows. When I try to copy some of the folders I get errors that say I dont have enough permission to copy some of the files. Putting all that aside, what is the best way to migrate these SuperDuper created files back onto my osx?You need to either copy only your home folder back, renaming folders so that the folder you copied back has the name of the folder in Users with the house icon, or start up from the backup and use SuperDuper to copy the backup to the main drive. You cannot restore the backup by dragging all the backup items to your hard disk.
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