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07-02-2008, 10:12 PM
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hang up
thanks Dave. I did reboot and tried again and it worked fine.
Now though, it still doesn't recognize that internal hard drive when I go to install Leopard. I am just freakin' confused. So, this cloning has been recommended more than once because apparently there is a bug in the Leopard DVD that may be a driver issue? At anyrate, everyone has said "clone your boot drive to the drive you want to install Leopard on, it should work..." So, now what? Any suggestions anyone? 
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