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03-02-2008, 08:56 AM
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I copied my files to a Mac Pro that has four hard drives. One of them contains the contents of my old hard drive.
After replacing the old hard drive with the new one I press the Option button on the PowerBook G4. I get the option to boot to the Mac OS X DVD that is in the DVD drive of the Mac Pro How do I get the option to choose the drive that has the contents of my hard drive? Once that is accessed how do I start Super Duper to tell it to restore the files? Thanks for your help. 
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