MBP NEWBIE: upgraded HD from 500GB to 1TB and thought

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because I made a disk image before doing so, it would be easy to just partition (thought I should have a 750GB main partition and a 250GB secondary partition) then load disk image from ext HD to 750GB main partition. I keep getting the following: /Users/macuser/Desktop/Screen Shot 2012-10-20 at 8.33.13 AM.png when I try to transfer the disk image. Perhaps I should go to the actual ext drive name and not specifically the disk image. Any assistance that could be provided would be most helpful. Thanks in advance for your help!
 
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I 'think' I figured it out

vdubbeet said:
because I made a disk image before doing so, it would be easy to just partition (thought I should have a 750GB main partition and a 250GB secondary partition) then load disk image from ext HD to 750GB main partition. I keep getting the following: /Users/macuser/Desktop/Screen Shot 2012-10-20 at 8.33.13 AM.png when I try to transfer the disk image. Perhaps I should go to the actual ext drive name and not specifically the disk image. Any assistance that could be provided would be most helpful. Thanks in advance for your help!
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I used CCC to make the image file and now I'm using CCC to transfer image from ext HD to new int HD. It might take a few hours as its over 400GB but will post results whether positive or negative. Thanks.
 
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installing the new 1TB HD went flawlessly

as did the disk image from previous HD to new one. Just wanted to post a follow up.
Thanks.
 

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