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- 13" MacBook Pro 2.66 ghz C2D 4 GB RAM
good to know. too late now though. thank you. when i do eventually find a copy of 10.5, i will backup with superduper so if this happens again, there will be no problem. thank you.Maybe it's too late to mention this, but you could have used Superduper to backup your old drive to you new drive. Superduper will make the backup bootable. Then you could swap disks and you would have all your data, programs OS levels the same without worry about the 10.5 disks.