This is what i have is a 27inch 17 Imac and a 13inch mbp. I would like to make a exact copy of what on my imac and put it on my macbook and take my macbook to work and school. Then come home and then Take what i did on my macbook pro and tranfer downloaded files/applications/documents andto the imac once i get home. I this possible if so how?
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Dont really know how to ask this but please help
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ChronoSync or rsync for synchronising the contents of one with the other and vice versa.
CarbonCopyCloner or SuperDuper for creating clones of one onto the other, but due to driver issues too hassle-some, unless you only clone non-system folders.
Example: How to have data from my iMac on my MacBook and vice versa?
CarbonCopyCloner or SuperDuper for creating clones of one onto the other, but due to driver issues too hassle-some, unless you only clone non-system folders.
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Have you also taken a look at MRoogle, since that question may have been asked several times?
Example: How to have data from my iMac on my MacBook and vice versa?
I do this through dropbox. Basically you just set up a folder which would be continuously synced with the dropbox server and any other authorised computers which has dropbox installed. The good thing about using dropbox is that you also have web access to any files that you've put into it. You can go to www.dropbox.com to find out more
Yeah DropBox is awesome. So much so that I'm thinking of getting the paid upgrade although I'm weighing that against getting MobileMe.