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  1. 10-11-2011, 07:58 AM #1
    callagga is offline

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    Question should I do a fresh install of Lion to my new MBP SSD (HDD will go to optical bay)?
    should I do a fresh install of Lion to my new MBP SSD (HDD will go to optical bay)?

    Are there really any benefits of a clean install of an OS on Mac? i.e. there's no registry or anything...
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  2. 10-11-2011, 09:00 AM #2
    dobby is offline

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    Specs:
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    If it is possible make a clone of you're HD to SDD drive with the carbon cloner .
    After that restart you're MAC while you hold down the option key .
    If it give you the option to boot from the sdd boot from there and see if it works .
    Doing a clean install have there benefits if you use the MAC for several years and have done a lot installing and uninstalling
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