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Re: Bootable clone

Subject: Re: Bootable clone
From: "J. Ellis" <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 19:14:34 -0700
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Title: Re: Bootable clone

Hi, Josh--

I’ve already got the copying part down. Plus I don’t want to have to create a disk image first.

I’ve already been given a bit more of the answer. Which was that I was forgetting to bless boot.efi for Intel Macs. I’ve now put that into the set of commands.

on 3/24/08 12:52 PM, Josh Wisenbaker at email@hidden wrote:

On Mar 24, 2008, at 10:18 AM, J. Ellis wrote:

I’ve decided to keep going with a backup project I was doing, at least just for the fun of it, anyway. Can anyone tell me the exact step-by-step to make a cloned drive bootable in 10.4-10.5?

If you just want to clone the drive then take a look at the man page for asr.

Josh

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