S Sossity macrumors 65816 Original poster May 12, 2010 1,360 32 Mar 16, 2011 #1 All the free mac apps that I have found so far for this either only copy from the mac os hard drive or only from one HFs drive to another HFS drive. I want to copy the contents of one hard drive at fat 32 to another at fat 32
All the free mac apps that I have found so far for this either only copy from the mac os hard drive or only from one HFs drive to another HFS drive. I want to copy the contents of one hard drive at fat 32 to another at fat 32
Jolly Giant macrumors 6502a Sep 15, 2010 646 0 Hamburg, Germany Mar 16, 2011 #2 i haven't tested this because no winsloth formatted drives allowed in my house, but shouldn't disk utility's restore function do the trick ? http://www.macworld.com/article/51199/2006/06/julyworkingmac.html
i haven't tested this because no winsloth formatted drives allowed in my house, but shouldn't disk utility's restore function do the trick ? http://www.macworld.com/article/51199/2006/06/julyworkingmac.html
robert05au macrumors regular May 19, 2005 246 7 Dubbo, NSW Mar 16, 2011 #3 Sossity said: All the free mac apps that I have found so far for this either only copy from the mac os hard drive or only from one HFs drive to another HFS drive. I want to copy the contents of one hard drive at fat 32 to another at fat 32 Click to expand... Does the contents have any windows system files? If the files are simply data eg: documents, pictures and alike they can be copied by dragging to the new drive. For windows I will check what is used with work and let you know as there would be something available which would do it for free.
Sossity said: All the free mac apps that I have found so far for this either only copy from the mac os hard drive or only from one HFs drive to another HFS drive. I want to copy the contents of one hard drive at fat 32 to another at fat 32 Click to expand... Does the contents have any windows system files? If the files are simply data eg: documents, pictures and alike they can be copied by dragging to the new drive. For windows I will check what is used with work and let you know as there would be something available which would do it for free.