I am on my Macbook Pro 17 with an HDD of about 350 GB.
My HDD is Mac OS Extended (Case-sensitive, Journaled) formated with Snow Leopard installed.
I want to make a fresh Snow Leopard installation on the HDD formated as Mac OS Extended (Journaled) but I don't want to lose my applications (it takes too much time to download/install all those)
I need a way to get my apps back after/while installing Snow Leopard.
What I am thinking is clone my HDD to another blank HDD that I have (about 600 GB) and while installing Snow Leopard chose to transfer my applications. I could also use the Migration Assistant after Snow Leopard is installed (I am not really sure that those options will be possible)
I need to know if making a clone of my HDD and then transfer the applications is possible and how can I get it done (what software is needed?)
If that's not possible, how do you suggest me to transfer my applications to the fresh Snow Leopard installation?
My HDD is Mac OS Extended (Case-sensitive, Journaled) formated with Snow Leopard installed.
I want to make a fresh Snow Leopard installation on the HDD formated as Mac OS Extended (Journaled) but I don't want to lose my applications (it takes too much time to download/install all those)
I need a way to get my apps back after/while installing Snow Leopard.
What I am thinking is clone my HDD to another blank HDD that I have (about 600 GB) and while installing Snow Leopard chose to transfer my applications. I could also use the Migration Assistant after Snow Leopard is installed (I am not really sure that those options will be possible)
I need to know if making a clone of my HDD and then transfer the applications is possible and how can I get it done (what software is needed?)
If that's not possible, how do you suggest me to transfer my applications to the fresh Snow Leopard installation?