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Cologero

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I been searching the net for an answer but everything requires to buy something. I have my original hard drive of 140 GB and just bought a new one thats 1TB. I want to transfer my applications from the 140 to the 1TB. Is there a simple way of doing this, please help thank you.
 

Cologero

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Its a Power Mac G5 and the old one is a Serial-ATA and the new one is SATA
 

Bennieboy©

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Jan 15, 2009
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plug the new HD in the 2nd drive bay plug it all in, use something like carbon copy cloner to copy the boot drive over to the new drive, change the boot drive pref in system preferences reboot and hey presto ;)
 

Cologero

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I just dont have a copy of Mac OS X, so will it copy over everything to the new harddrive, including the Mac OS X?
 

DoFoT9

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I just dont have a copy of Mac OS X, so will it copy over everything to the new harddrive, including the Mac OS X?

hhmmm. you might have to get some sort of cloning program (carbon copy cloner etc) as it can copy from the drive you are booted into currently (boot into your 140GB, run carbon copy cloner to directly copy everything to the new one).
 
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