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To: SI Ron (Crazy Music Man) who wrote (76374)8/6/2011 6:14:30 PM
From: Mike McFarland  Read Replies (1) of 110631
 
Maybe easiest to just clone the whole drive,
plug the new one in, see if it boots.

edit...I see the post just before mine now, well,
I would add that I've used the free Western Digital
version to clone similar drives--pretty handy when
bad malware strikes. I'll have to try cloning with
different WD drives to see if it still works, for
instance a green/quiet drive cloned from a
Caviar blue of a different size. Or use Easeus.

did not know about that sys partition
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