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<blockquote data-quote="Vlad" data-source="post: 337601" data-attributes="member: 27908"><p>Maybe I'm way off here but the way I understood the original post was that johntalin wanted to use his new hard drive as the startup drive. so Im confused as to what the problem is. (my dumb) I thought as long as he installed a system on the new drive he could use it to start off of. I he doesnt have a system on it, i believe he can copy any files he wants to save to cd or dvd then clean install a system. or clone his smaller drive to the new one which ever way works best for him. then reload the files off of the cd's then go to system prefs and pick the new drive for start up . if i'm wrong about that i'm sure some one will correct me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vlad, post: 337601, member: 27908"] Maybe I'm way off here but the way I understood the original post was that johntalin wanted to use his new hard drive as the startup drive. so Im confused as to what the problem is. (my dumb) I thought as long as he installed a system on the new drive he could use it to start off of. I he doesnt have a system on it, i believe he can copy any files he wants to save to cd or dvd then clean install a system. or clone his smaller drive to the new one which ever way works best for him. then reload the files off of the cd's then go to system prefs and pick the new drive for start up . if i'm wrong about that i'm sure some one will correct me. [/QUOTE]
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