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04-03-2006, 09:34 PM
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OK, I think I have it. Disk image on ext. HD. Reboot (or boot if trying to restore) and hold down "option" key. Select external HD as boot drive. Once booted up, open SD and instead of the typical Mac HD to ext. HD backup do the opposite, backup the ext. drive to the Mac HD and your set. I apologize for any confusion. As much as I think I know Windows like the back of my hand I'm still getting used to the Mac OS. Thank you for your assistance.
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