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Originally Posted by chrismac
Hey guys don't get confused. You would only need to run a 'archive and install' for reboot time improvement if you are using a cloned HD. This is because SuperDuper does not clone the bootup exactly the same as your original HD, which means that it takes a lot longer to boot.
The only way to fix this is to do a A&I.
You will need your install disks for this.
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i dont understand. what is a cloned HD? sorry just switched to MAC. dunno much about mac technical stuff
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Originally Posted by GK27V6
I agree, yours should've dwarfed mine in time, but mine was faster even with the old 5400RPM drive. Are you running any applications when you click restart? Like my times are based on having all applications quit prior, leaving only Finder running.
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i quit all with only finder running too, but i have safari, adium, quicksilver and gimmesometune as login items.
the time is now officially around 57 secs. I WANNA GET IT DOWN TO 30+!!!