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porknight

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Apr 10, 2009
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Good morning everybody , Next year when snow leopard will be released I was thinking to upgrade my poor 60gb hard disk to something more probably to a 320 one, but I got one problem I lost my recovery disk and actually I don't really need it as you know Tiger is very stable.

When my old macbook will have inside the new hard disk do I need to reinstall tiger then upgrade it to snow leopard or I can directly install snow leopard?
 
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No you should be able to directly install Snow Leopard. Apple does not ship upgrade versions. When you buy an OS disc it contains the full version of the OS.
 
what kornyboy said. plus, i'd install snow leopard onto your current drive, then use an application called Superduper or Carbon Copy Cloner to clone your current HDD onto the 320. i'd do this instead of installing snow leopard onto the new disk, since you'll lose your preferences and the apps that you've installed. you can migrate that stuff, but it's a pain in the butt.
 
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